Since Tuesday, May 21, we have Max in Spain, the new service streaming which replaces HBO Max and brings with it (almost) all the content of the previous platform with additions resulting from the association between Warner Bros. and Discovery.
Before its official incorporation, the platform had already previewed some of the new content that was going to be part of its catalog in Spain, whose original productions resided mainly in reality television, each one more peculiar.
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One of those that has attracted the most attention is Naked Attractiona program presented by Marta Flich the premise of which is a dating contest where the suitors (both men and women) They pose completely naked.
Indeed, as Max users have seen, the program It makes no bones about exposing the genitals of its participants, something that has caused quite a bit of controversy among a large part of the public.
They demand that Max withdraw Naked Attraction from your catalog
As collected The worldthe Institute of Social Policy (IPSE), a conservative organization chaired by Pablo Hertfelder García-Conde, has issued a statement to Max demanding that the streaming platform withdraw Naked Attraction from its catalog because it considers that it “seriously violates the integrity” of people.
In the program, a person known as a “seeker” has to choose between six suitors (not necessarily of the opposite sex) who are completely naked and they are inside colorful booths where only their silhouettes can be distinguished.
The seeker only knows about these people their bodies, since they begin to reveal themselves from the waist down and then rise to shoulder height and finish with the face, where the suitors can now speak.
In each section, the search engine must eliminate one person. When there are only two suitors left to choose from, the search engine must also show their naked body to the contest finalists.. After this, she opts for one of them and later they go on a date outside the set (with their clothes already on) to see if they get along.
The particularity of the contest has set off alarms in IPSE and they have sent a letter to Max in which they claim to represent more than 100,000 Christian families asking to withdraw Naked Attraction because its content is “practically pornographic”, in his words.
The conservative organization refers to certain parts of the program where Marta Flich asks the suitors to try to seduce the seeker with her body where, Although the gestures do not reach an excessively high level of obscenity, its age rating of 12 years still falls a little short of what is shown.
IPSE requests the withdrawal of the program or, otherwise, “we will take care of notifying our friends, collaborators, family and acquaintances so that they can process the cancellation of the subscription they may have with their platform.” What do you think of the controversy with Max’s reality show? Tell us in the comments.
