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The Chilean film “Prince” was banned from the Amazon Prime service in the UK on charges of including “offensive content”.
As detailed Deadline, Amazon considers that the tape directed by Sebastián Muñoz does not meet the standards of its offensive content guide, so it decided to remove it from its streaming platform. This document describes as offensive material the “explicit sexual content” and “violent or graphic content”.
“We are concerned and perplexed. We have tried to reverse his decision without taking advantage. We do not understand why, having unconditional support from other platforms, they take this position“explained Tom Abell of Pecadillo Pictures, the company responsible for the distribution of” The Prince “in the United Kingdom.
Set in the 70s, “El Príncipe” tells the story of a young man recently admitted to prison who faces the criminal reality dominated by stories of love, betrayal and dependency. The film, awarded at the Venice Film Festival in 2019, includes explicit sexual scenes with high erotic content.
“We cannot deny that ‘The Prince’ has some explosive and daring scenesBut this makes it stand out and makes it such an admired movie, “added Abell.
For now, the Chilean tape has been withdrawn from the streaming service, although it can still be purchased in DVD format through the Amazon virtual store.
