'The Cove' screening starts

OSAKA, Japan - A movie theater in Osaka exhibits a poster of ''The Cove,'' a U.S. documentary about a controversial dolphin hunt practiced in a western Japanese town, on July 3, 2010. Six theaters in Japan began screening the Oscar-winning film despite protests that caused earlier screenings to be canceled.

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