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China removing homosexual scenes 'Bohemian Rhapsody opens in China, minus all the gay bits' 'Homosexuality has been legal in China for more than two decades and the Chinese Society of Psychiatry removed it from the country's classification of mental disorders in 2001. But the movie's censorship was widely anticipated.' 'Several minutes of footage were edited out of the film, including scenes of two men kissing and the word "gay".' 'Thousands of Chinese social media users have been sharing reviews of the film online. Most have been positive, with more than 80% of social media users to post reviews on Weibo awarding the film five stars out of five. However, there has been notable criticism of the revisions.' By Chris Bell and Kerry Allen 25 March 2019 BBC promises to have more lgbtq characters 'BBC will have more gay characters in its shows to combat 'heteronormative culture'' 'In a recent You...

This is a music video that instead of featuring the dancing and music like it typically would. It follows the story of my film, whilst being a lyrical music video at the same time. Similar to 'Sunflower' by Post Malone. This is my concept art for the film. My main character is going to wear a shirt and tie to show that he is a working man. There will also be a face mask for him to wear as he is going to be forced to commit crimes. The blackmailer is also going to hand him a sealed letter containing the blackmail.