The Jewish community centre, JW3, then dropped its own screening on legal advice that a women-only audience may breach equality laws.
However, according to Seret organisers, a private, invitation-only screening will now take place at JW3 on Friday afternoon.
They said: “We will be screening this unique film as a Seret private, invite-only screening, not a public event, so that we can maintain the director’s wish that this is a film that can only be seen by women. It is a film that has been seen in Israel by female-only audiences, without any problems. It would be a huge shame if we could not show it to a UK audience.”
