After being delayed for a few months because of a 18+ rating due to its extreme violence, the French horror thriller Martyrs was finally released a few months later in the local theaters, with a 16+ rating with warning. This video was shot in June 2008, during a manifestation organised to protest against the first rating decision.
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Have you watched Martyrs vs Censorship yet? What did you think about it?
