August 24. 2020

Netflix's "Cuties"

Netflix is being slammed all over social networking over the new documentary film "Cuties." The documentary promotes pedophilia, via 11-year-old girls who are sexualized in a dance competition. Pre-release items reveal the preteen girls are shown in skimpy outfits, makes sexual gestures and dance in a very suggestive manner.

People took to social networking to rip Netflix a new one. An online petition quickly gained over 200,000 signatures, demanding the documentary be pulled from the streaming service. Netflix has refused, opting to issue a half-hearted apology and stating they will change to cover art.

Petition to remove "Cuties" has over 200,000 signatures

Netflix has been taken over by Hollywood degenerates. Hollywood is an industry actively engaged in sick acts of pedophilia that is harming minors everyday. People such as Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, R Kelly, Bryan Singer, Woody Allen, Roman Polanski, Jay Z and Madonna, among others, have engaged in sexual conduct with minors.

Hollywood seeks to desensitize the public to pedophilia and it's quite sick. The industry is criminally exploiting children in terrible ways behind closed doors. Child rape, sexual assault and using kids blood for injections in futile attempts to look and feel young are commonplace in Hollywood.

Tweets from Twitter.com about the subject:

Netflix's pathetic response:

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Netflix apologizes for "inappropriate" photos promoting "Cuties," criticized for sexualizing young girls

August 21, 2020 / 2:53 PM- Netflix has made changes to the images used to promote a French film called "Cuties" after an online petition urged the streaming service to remove the movie from its platform. The movie, which won a directing award at the Sundance Film Festival, follows an 11-year-old who wants to join a dance crew.

"Amy, through an ignited awareness of her burgeoning femininity, propels the group to enthusiastically embrace an increasingly sensual dance routine, sparking the girls' hope to twerk their way to stardom at a local dance contest," the synopsis from Sundance reads.

The images used to promote the film, which will premiere on Netflix in September, featured scantily clad young girls vamping for the camera, which many felt were inappropriate. In a Change.org petition, creator Allison Mitchell called it "disgusting as it sexualizes an ELEVEN year old."

"There is no need for this kind of content in that age group, especially when sex trafficking and pedophilia are so rampant! There is no excuse, this is dangerous content!" Mitchell writes. The petition has nearly reached its 200,000-signature goal.

In a statement to CBS News on Friday, a Netflix spokesperson said, "We're deeply sorry for the inappropriate artwork that we used for Mignonnes/Cuties," referring to the film by both its French and English titles. "It was not OK, nor was it representative of this French film which won an award at Sundance. We've now updated the pictures and description." The statement was also shared on the company's Twitter...

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