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Romania — The Romanian cinema board has declared Lars von Trier's Nymphomaniac II unfit for public viewing, a decision which the distributor says is unique in Europe.
The movie was due to be released on Feb. 7 but the National Center of Cinematography on Wednesday told the distributor the film would be labelled IM 18 XXX— banned to minors and the general public.
Distributor Independence Film called it "a case of censorship which is unique in Europe," and said it would appeal. Chairman of the Senate's Culture Committee Georgica Severin criticized the decision, saying Nymphomaniac I was already running in Romanian cinemas.
The two-part film a drama about a woman's erotic journey from birth to the age of 50.
The movie was due to be released on Feb. 7 but the National Center of Cinematography on Wednesday told the distributor the film would be labelled IM 18 XXX— banned to minors and the general public.
Distributor Independence Film called it "a case of censorship which is unique in Europe," and said it would appeal. Chairman of the Senate's Culture Committee Georgica Severin criticized the decision, saying Nymphomaniac I was already running in Romanian cinemas.
The two-part film a drama about a woman's erotic journey from birth to the age of 50.
