Nancy Grace of CrimeOnline is worried about the Netflix documentary, “Cuties,” and she’s not the only one. The debatable film, which premiered on Netflix last week, sparked national outrage and the subscriber cancellation rate of the year.
“Cuties” is a French film centered on a deficient girl, Amy, who joins an adult-style dance company to oppose her family’s Muslim traditions. Dance routines performed through the Cuties organization involve simulated sexual routines performed through an 11-year-old Girls organization.
From zooming in on cameras to dancing shows in children’s personal spaces and in a scene, Amy takes a photo of her personal parts and posts it on social media, in an effort to gain popularity.
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The director argued that the film is a “social commentary” on the risks young people face in sexual exploitation, according to Variety.
“They sexually exploit young women to report sexual exploitation,” Grace told Fox News.
Grace, the one in the upcoming book, “Don’t Be a Victim,” which deals with the child protection component, warned that child predators are likely watching the film right now.
“I assure you that all the paedophiles who can move to Netflix directly online like a bat out of hell to watch “Cuties” right now. “
Although the film is lately one of the most watched videos on Netflix, the rate of unsubscribe from subscribers to the online stream is higher up to a maximum of 8 times the cancellation rate compared to last month.
Meanwhile, the Council for American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) aired on a Tuesday, urging Netflix to withdraw the film “because of the disturbing sexualization of young people in the film, as well as its offensive and stereotypical description of Islam and Muslims. “
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