Police have launched an appeal following a racially aggravated assault at Everyman Cinema in Harrogate.
It happened between 7.30pm and 8.15pm on Saturday 15th June at the venue on Albert Street.
The film "Freud's Last Session" was showing when the suspect was heard to be shouting racial slurs before leaving the screen.
North Yorkshire Police have released an appeal for witnesses of the incident to come forward.
A police spokesperson said:
"Anyone who was watching the film at the time, or has any information about the incident, is asked to contact North Yorkshire Police.
"Email lauren.clarkson@northyorkshire.police.uk or call 101. Please quote reference 12240105961."

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