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Philippines Allows 'Barbie' Film Screening Amid '9-Dash-Line' Controversy – The Diplomat - Vimarsana News

Philippines Allows 'Barbie' Film Screening Amid '9-Dash-Line' Controversy – The Diplomat

The move followed a decision by Vietnamese censors to bar the distribution of the film for allegedly depicting the Chinese maritime claim.

Marcos on 'Barbie' movie: It's a work of fiction - Vimarsana News

Marcos on 'Barbie' movie: It's a work of fiction

“Siyempre, ‘yung sinasabi nila ‘yung kasama doon sa ‘yung boundary line na ginawa. Ang sagot ko doon, what do you expect? It’s a work of fiction,” Marcos said.

'Barbie' won't be banned in Philippines, but controversial map scene will be blurred - Vimarsana News

'Barbie' won't be banned in Philippines, but controversial map scene will be blurred

After a long standing controversy, 'Barbie' due to its controversial map scene got banned in Vietnam but will be getting released in the Philippines. However, the scene is likely to get blurred.

Philippines allows Barbie film but wants 'child-like' map lines blurred - Screens - Arts & Culture - Vimarsana News

Philippines allows Barbie film but wants 'child-like' map lines blurred - Screens - Arts & Culture

Philippine censors said Wednesday they have allowed the Barbie film to be shown in cinemas, after asking its Hollywood distributor to blur lines on a brightly-coloured world map drawing allegedly showing China's claims to the disputed South China Sea

Philippines Permits Barbie Movie, Demands Blurring Of Map In South China Sea - Vimarsana News

Philippines Permits Barbie Movie, Demands Blurring Of Map In South China Sea

The Philippines has requested to blur a controversial map featured in the new Barbie movie. However, the country will still permit the film to be screened.