Pixar’s ‘Onward’ banned in the Middle East due to lesbian relationship reference
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nme.comThe reference in question has also been censored in Russia New Disney/Pixar film Onward has been banned in multiple Middle Eastern countries due to a reference to a lesbian relationship.
It was revealed last month that the film would feature Pixar’s first ever lesbian character. As Deadline report, officials in Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and Saudi Arabia have banned the film from its cinemas due to a specific reference to a same-sex relationship.
The scene in question concerns the film’s two lead characters (voiced by Chris Pratt and Tom Holland), who get into a conversation about parenting with two female police officers.
The character Specter, voiced by Lena Waithe, then comments: “It’s not easy being a new parent – my girlfriend’s daughter got
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