how's that political or religious?!

It is indeed a film which denounces the hypersexualization of young girls. The director said it herself.
The film also got others prizes or nominations.


the co-funder hasn’t been with the organization for more than two decades.
What's bad is mentally deficient people who are associating this with 4chan and shits

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Aug 22 2020 12:43pm

Moviemakers and filmstudio execs have long been very vocal partisan voices for the left, and obviously wield a ton of cultural influence. In turn, the political right has long been accusing Hollywood et al. of all-around degeneration, and providing some evidence for this claim is relevant in this context.



Netflix used this disgusting poster to promote the film:
https://media.tag24.de/951x634/i/f/ifchuzm5yvqx843j4brobcyu31vhkr1h.jpg

That's not how "denouncing the hypersexualization of young girls" works.

Yes it is, and to make things progress it's definitly better to present it to the masses with a full story... Today many young girls are in this situation, seems you aren't aware of it.
And this is just a scene of the film, Nextflix does not makes mistakes, at least for european market ahaha......

Still: the co-funder hasn’t been with the organization for more than two decades... So fix your shit first.

Using a poster in which children are hypersexualized, just so you can exploit the predictable outrage and draw viewers to the film, is a disgusting promotion tactic and serves to normalize this type of depiction of children rather than denouncing it.

But it's profitable, and we live in a capitalist system, so that's actually good.

gross. not surprised sauceman6660606060606 and heinrich defend this behavior

You're polemicizing against a strawman. Most conservatives or right-of-center people do not actually support a 100% unleashed turbo-capitalism.

Then they need to elect different representatives.

It has been widely denounced and recieved severe criticism, so yes, capitalism will triumph once again when this "movie" gets little traction.