Screenings of the Taiwanese movie Family Matters (我家的事) at a Hong Kong film festival have been canceled after it failed to meet "revision requirements" set by Hong Kong authorities, with some media citing sources as saying the decision was due to the film's use of a term that Beijing rejects.
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