A scene from the Netflix film 'Cuties' (Twitter screenshot)
Already, members of Congress have written to Attorney General Bill Barr asking for a prosecution of Netflix for "child pornography" for its movie called "Cuties."
It's been described as the blatant sexualization of young girls, and the letter from Reps. Doug Collins, Jim Banks and 32 others explains the movie's distributors "should be prosecuted."
Now a petition has been launched online by the organization Enough is Enough that seeks to investigate and potentially prosecute the individuals who made it.
The organization said its goals are to remove the film from Netflix and to ask for a Department of Justice investigation "into the film production team" as well as Netflix on "potential child pornography charges."
"Those responsible for the filming, production and distribution of the content MUST be held accountable," the organization announced.
"It is NEVER okay to sexually exploit children in broadcast programming or on the internet...or anywhere else! Further, this type of content whets the appetites and sexual fantasies of pedophiles, sexual predators and traffickers, and sends a message to youth that sexualized behavior is desired."
EIE explains, "Child pornography under federal law is defined as any visual depiction of sexually explicit conduct involving a minor (someone under 18 years of age). Visual depictions include photographs, videos, digital or computer generated images indistinguishable from an actual minor, and images created, adapted, or modified, but appear to depict an identifiable, actual minor."
The members of Congress already told the DOJ, "'Cuties' defenders claim that the film intends to criticize the objectification of young girls. The reality is that 'Cuties' does depict minors engaged in sexually explicit acts. It’s visual fodder for pedophiles and its message is beside the point."
It warns there's "a scene where an 11-year-old girl dressed in a tank and panties in splashed with water and begins twerking in a frenzied kind of way." And the "display of an 11-year-old child's bare breast."
It notes Turkey already has banned it.
"In a digital society already overrun with child sex abuse images, 'Cuties' is an irresponsible, gross display of sexual exploitation on the part of Netflix and the film's French director and writer Maïmouna Doucouré, whetting the appetites and sexual fantasies of pedophiles, sexual predators and traffickers with its hypersexualized content," the petition explains.
"At best, 'Cuties' is grossly negligent on the part of its producers and Netflix. At worst, it's possibly criminal as the dance moves alone by these young actresses may meet the legal standard of child pornography."
The petition demands that the executives at Netflix and the film production crew members be held accountable.
At the IMDb movie data website, one review said, "Worst movie ever seen."
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