Well, Twitter is all a…..well, a twitter, over the new Netflix movies ‘Cuties’. This is a French film that’s a Sundance award winner with a female director. However, it’s also very, very provocative and is either attempting to make a point, or is child pornography. The outrage was swift and by some accounts, Netflix has lost billions. I watched the film so we can have a chat, break down my thoughts, and talk about the legal standards of child pornography. 

RESOURCES

• Why 'Cancel Netflix' is trending
• Petition asks Netflix to remove film that 'sexualizes' girls
• Netflix's 'Cuties' Controversy, Explained
•  Lawmakers Demand Federal Investigation Into Netflix Film 'Cuties' For Child Pornography 
• EXCLUSIVE: GOP Lawmakers Call On Justice Department To Take Legal Action Against Netflix For Sexualizing Children 
• Netflix shareholders lose $9 BILLION as it refuses to stop sexualising children
• Cuties on Netflix is open pedophilia. #BoycottNetflix
• Citizen's Guide To US Federal Law On Child Pornography
• https://twitter.com/Cythesuccubus/status/1304175620394491905?s=20
• https://twitter.com/GhostJim4/status/1303778528169689088?s=20
• https://twitter.com/GhostJim4/status/1303778934421680129?s=20
• https://www.forbes.com/sites/elanagross/2020/09/11/netflix-defends-cuties-as-social-commentary-against-sexualization-of-young-children/?fbclid=IwAR0s04nqT-GLqemLPPqQEoTayCkTsYvchI5KzvA-Ej-MR_L6hGgBhw0ohDc#5f6b726f7351
• https://www.justice.gov/criminal-ceos/citizens-guide-us-federal-law-child-pornography

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