Keith Allen has suggested that his Princess Diana documentary Unlawful Killing may be screened in London.
The director had previously claimed that his refusal to censor the film meant that it would not be broadcast in the UK.
Speaking at a press conference for the film in Cannes, Allen said: "I haven't made any cuts of the 87 that were suggested, which is contributing to why the film isn't being shown in England.
"When you want to screen a film in England you have to have insurance, and the only way to get insurance is to be lawyer-approved."
He added: "I could get lawyer approval if I made the 87 cuts, which I wasn't prepared to make.
"It's an ongoing process, there's a chance it may be seen in England. We're in talks with the [BFI] London Film Festival and it could be shown there."
Watch the Unlawful Killing trailer below:
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