What is the IMDb rating of Cuties on Netflix?
Shortly after its release on Netflix, Cuties had an IMDb rating of 1.7/10, reflecting the impact of review bombing in relation to the controversy over the film. In response, Netflix defended Cuties, saying that the film is a piece of “social commentary against the sexualisation of young children” and encouraged subscribers to watch it.
What is the meaning of the movie Cuties?
“Cuties” is a look at one girl’s struggle to find her identity amid contrasting cultures. Amy (Fathia Youssouf), 11, moves to a housing project in Paris and is raised by a conservative mother who is quietly suffering.
Does Netflix’s ‘Cuties’ promotional poster and trailer sexualise 11-year-old girls?
After Netflix acquired Cuties, its international promotional poster and trailer for the film were criticised for allegedly sexualising 11-year-old girls and were different from those used to promote the film in its original release in France.
Where did Netflix’s ‘Cuties’ come from?
Writer/director Doucouré, who is of Senegalese descent, says in Netflix press material that she had the idea to make “Cuties” after watching a group of 11-year-olds perform dance moves onstage copied from video clips. “I was surprised because of their age,” Doucouré says. “I met with hundreds of pre-teens who told me their stories.
What is the movie Cuties about?
Directed by Maïmouna Doucouré, Cuties (in French, Mignonnes) tells the story of an 11-year-old Muslim Senegalese immigrant named Amy who moves into a housing project in Paris. While her family encourages her to be modest and obedient, Amy befriends a group of outspoken girls who form a dance troupe in order to gain popularity on social media.
Why did I make Cuties?
“And that’s why I made Cuties: to start a debate about the sexualization of children in society today so that maybe — just maybe — politicians, artists, parents and educators could work together to make a change that will benefit children for generations to come.