State attorneys general ask Netflix to pull controversial 'Cuties' as director defends 'feminist' film
Arts And Entertainment,Culture
Four state attorneys general are calling on Netflix to remove "Cuties" from the streaming service, saying the controversial film sexualizes young girls.
In a joint letter sent Monday, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton urged Netflix CEO Reed Hastings to pull the movie, saying "Cuties" is “fodder for those with criminal imaginations, serving to normalize the view that children are sexual beings."
“It whets the appetites of those who wish to harm our children in the most unimaginable ways,” the letter adds.
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