The film Emilia Perez has sparked outrage for its poor handling of the Spanish language, with critics highlighting inaccurate accents, awkward dialogue, and questionable musical numbers. Many, especially those of Mexican descent, are calling out the lack of dialect coaches, contrasting it with the meticulous training for American accents in English films. Despite its glaring flaws, the film↓s multiple Academy Award nominations have ignited a heated debate about cultural representation, appropriation, and the Academy↓s judgment. Is this a case of overlooked mediocrity or a deeper issue in Hollywood↓s approach to authenticity? Dive into the controversy surrounding this polarizing film.