Who wants Emilia Perez’s skin? Jacques Audiar Film is anger! We will explain why

Emilia Perez, a alien alien, but also hated. He was twice awarded the Cannes Film Festival and named Oscar 13 times, Jacques Audiar’s musical drama never stops receiving honors all over the world. In France, the film was also able to make a raid after Caesar’s ceremony.

Only here, the feature film is also the target of several attacks on social networks. What is the problem exactly? First of all, Emilia Perez points to the part of the LGBT+ society that reprimands the film in its transportation, which is considered “negative”.

The Latin community, and in particular, Mexico, also thinks the film is making cliches and stereotypes around the Mexican people. Movie production – 95% shot in Bry -Sur -Marne studios rather than in Mexico, where intrigue is done – has been strongly criticized.

Emilia Perez, the target of ridicule

“Emilia Perez badly reflects Mexico and her people, and it seems that it doesn’t matter to the audio“Sorry for the Director of Photography in an interview with Rodrigo Pieto Term.

Recent Oscar nominations have added fire to the oil. If personalities such as Guillermo Del Toro or script, Isa Lopez, were defending the film, many internet users will not save him. On x, even some users come from that Emilia Perez is one of the “”Worse movies never named Oscar ”.

The famous American show Saturday Night Live also joins the movement through a sketch where a fake JT leading states: “Oscar nominations were announced, where the musical Emilia Perez’s host was 13 … viewers in total.“

A musical parody in France

Echo is such that the young Mexican director, Camila Aurora, presented a short musical and parody of a short film called Johanne Sacblebleu, which depicts all possible cliches in France and French. In just four days the film was almost 200,000 times.

Recently, Jacques audiard himself responded to criticizing the film in Mexico. In the interview El PaceSpanish newspaper, the director protects himself to use cliches around drug addiction and cartel leaders: “I didn’t want to make a movie on drugs and didn’t make a movie about drugs. This is a human history that wants to change their lives and this is not a redemption against drug addiction.“

In another interview, this time shot, the French film director apologizes and says: “If there are items that look scandalous in Emilia, apologize.

Can this wave of criticism cost an Oscar for Emilia Perez? It is still premature to say. The confrontation seems to not reach the film industry, which chooses the film without taking into account the madness of the Mexican people.

The Caesar ceremony will be held on February 28 and the Oscar on March 2.