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Ukraine bans Bruno for nudity, sex

Source: Wellington Dominion

Kiev : Ukraine | 4 months ago

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Ukraine has banned Bruno, Sacha Baron Cohen's comedy about a gay Austrian fashion reporter, objecting to its scenes of nudity and homosexual sex, the culture ministry said. The ex-Soviet state, where conservative views on homosexuality still prevail, had already banned Borat...

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