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Netflixâs French film Cuties has been shortlisted for next yearâs Oscars nominations , despite accusations that it promotes âlewd contentâ.
Deadline reports that Franceâs Academy Award selection committee included the drama on their shortlist of films that are in contention to go forward as the countryâs submission to the International Feature Film category at the 2021 awards ceremony.
Cuties, titled Mignonnes in France, seeks to criticise the sexualisation of young girls in modern society through its story of an 11-year-old girl who joins a dance âcliqueâ to rebel against her conservative Senegalese background.
Written and directed by MaĂŻmouna DoucourĂŠ, it won the directing award in the dramatic world cinema category at the Sundance Film Festival this year.
www.independent.co.uk
In case you haven't had the disgust to see any these movie clips, here are some of them:
We Americans have short memories, and all they had to do is let this go away after the public outrage. If this movie gets any serious consideration, it will anger the public all over again. What happens if it actually wins?
Deadline reports that Franceâs Academy Award selection committee included the drama on their shortlist of films that are in contention to go forward as the countryâs submission to the International Feature Film category at the 2021 awards ceremony.
Cuties, titled Mignonnes in France, seeks to criticise the sexualisation of young girls in modern society through its story of an 11-year-old girl who joins a dance âcliqueâ to rebel against her conservative Senegalese background.
Written and directed by MaĂŻmouna DoucourĂŠ, it won the directing award in the dramatic world cinema category at the Sundance Film Festival this year.
Cuties shortlisted for Oscars nominations despite controversy
Film has proved hugely divisive since its release on Netflix in September
In case you haven't had the disgust to see any these movie clips, here are some of them:
We Americans have short memories, and all they had to do is let this go away after the public outrage. If this movie gets any serious consideration, it will anger the public all over again. What happens if it actually wins?
