Judge orders Netflix to remove the controversial movie where Jesus was depicted as gay

Posted by E.L.E.X on January 09 2020 under News









A Brazilian judge has ordered Netflix to stop showing the controversial movie depicting Jesus as gay.

 

The ruling by Rio de Janeiro judge Benedicto Abicair on Wednesday, January 8, ordered Netflix to remove the Christmas special that some called blasphemous for depicting Jesus as a gay man and which prompted a gasoline bomb attack on the satirists behind the program.

 

Judge Benedicto Abicair responded to a petition by a Brazilian Catholic organization that argued the "honor of millions of Catholics" was hurt by the airing of "The First Temptation of Christ."

 

The special was produced by the Rio-based film company Porta dos Fundos, whose headquarters was targeted in the Christmas Eve attack.

 

Netflix told The Associated Press it would not comment on the ruling.

 

Porta dos Fundos also declined to comment on the judge’s decision, which contradicted an earlier decision rejecting censorship of the program. The ruling is valid until another court orders otherwise.




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