A few months back I linked to a few articles about the new Larry Clark film Ken Park. So I thought you might be interested in the fact that the film has been pulled at the last minute from this year's London Film Festival. But not because of the risible nudity levels or the graphic incestuous violence contained in the film, but because of some off-screen violence between fiery director Clark and the head of the film's distribution company Metro Tartan in a Soho restaurant last Thursday. The argument was apparently about politics. Sounds like metafilter but in real life.