Miramax will go ahead with the campaign for the Australian film Rabbit-Proof Fence which is already creating lot of controversy. One of its outdoor posters reads, "What if the government kidnapped your daughter?" The studio it seems is in no mood to apologize and is all ready to cash in all the publicity (whatever, publicity is publicity) that it has been receiving from all quarters of the media.
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