The Australian movie in China has been changed to make a straight gay couple

An Australian film that was digitally changed to change a couple of the same sex to a two -sex movie that has a violent reaction from the film pioneers in China.

Together, a horror movie starring Dave Franco and Alison Berri was shown in Chinese cinemas chosen on September 12. Cinema owners later realized that some scenes had been modified yet, shots showing the original viral scenes on the Internet.

The film is scheduled to be released publicly on September 19 – but until Thursday it has not yet been broadcast in cinemas.

Later, the international distributor of the film, Neon, condemned the liberation later, saying that they “did not agree to (this) unauthorized editing … and demanding the discontinuation of the distribution,” according to reports.

The supermarket film, written and directed by Australian Michael Shanks, follows a couple who moves to the countryside and finds themselves facing a mysterious force that affects their bodies, lives and their relationship.

The film, which was first shown at the Sandans Film Festival in January and was released in the United States and Australia in July, received great positive reviews from critics, and got a 90 % freshness at the girl’s movie review site.

But as soon as the pre -shows began in China this month, viewers noticed that some sex and nudity scenes were modified after circulating screenshots of the original online version.

In one of the scene depicting the male bullets in the bathroom, they noticed that the Chinese version added Steam to hide the bare bullet.

However, most complaints were about a picture of a gay couple who were digitally changed, while replacing a man’s face with a woman. Several references were removed to the relationship between gay in the movie.

It is not uncommon for China – as gay marriage has not been recognized and LGBT topics are largely taboo – to monitor LGBT content. But this time, the use of what appeared to be adjustments created from artificial intelligence struck the nerve.

“This is no longer just a matter of discounts – it is a matter of distortion and distortion,” as it reads a post on the famous Chinese films platform, as the film has a classification of 6.9 out of 10.

“They not only changed the plot, but they also did not respect the actor’s sexual orientation. It is disgusting.”

On Wednesday, the international distributor of the film, Neon spoke against the amendments, and criticized the Chinese distributor of the film, Hishow, who has not yet commented on the matter.

The company said in a statement sent to the BBC: “Neon does not agree to edit the unauthorized Hishow of the film and demanded that this changing version be stopped,” the company said in a statement sent to the BBC.

This is not the first time that China has used Amnesty International to change sexual content. In Oscar -winning Oscar -winning, a nude scene that includes Florence Bug was released with a black artificial intelligence dress for Chinese cinema.

China was also increasingly turning over gay content. Since February, At least 30 books of homosexualsAlmost all women of their twenties have been arrested throughout the country.