Protests come in all shapes and forms and could encompass any argument. The reason for the outcry, either way, is typically more important than how the disapproval is organized. Then again, sometimes, the way an objection is presented is too riveting to cast aside. This is the case when discussing an obscure film meant to get under the skin of those in charge of Britain's rating system, especially since there's a possible form of ingrained censorship that goes into how the country screens and releases its films.
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