A Bohemian rhapsody announced in China after the deletion of LGBTQ scenes: report

According to a report on hollywoodreporter.com, scenes of Bohemian Rhapsody where Rami Malek kisses other male characters and scenes of drug abuse will be removed before the release of the film in a limited theatrical version in China. in China after the suppression of LGBTQ scenes: report "title =" Bohemian Rhapsody to appear in China after the suppression of LGBTQ scenes ": report" />

According to a report published on hollywoodreporter.com Rhapsody where Rami Malek embraces d & # 39, other male characters and scenes of drug consumption will be removed before the release of theatrical film in China.

The Chinese government strictly selects what citizens have access to in terms of popular culture. The ruling party has maintained censorship on all media capable of reaching a mbad audience, including television, print, radio, film, theater, video games, literature, the Internet and the media. others. According to a recent report, the film Bohemian Rhapsody an Oscar winner, based on the life and times of Freddie Mercury, will be released in the country's cinemas after "LGBTQ scenes are are withdrawn ".

According to an article in hollywoodreporter.com, scenes where Rami kisses other male characters and scenes of drug consumption will be removed before the film opens at a limited theatrical release in China. In another story about B ohemian Rhapsody a streaming service on the domestic market, Mango TV, allegedly censored Malek's acceptance speech when he received the best actor award, Oscar. The subtitles where Rami mentioned the phrase "homobadual man" were replaced and read as "special group".

Rami and the team of producers and distributors may want to be content with the fact that Bohemian Rhapsody gets a theatrical release in China. especially after commercially and critically rented homobaduality films, such as Call Me By Your Name and Moonlight were banned from being released on the local market.
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This is not the first case of apprehension displayed by the Chinese authorities. Artists such as Lady Gaga and Maroon 5 have faced the anger of Chinese censorship and government control over popular media in the past.
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