Mexicans make Emilia Perez parody poking fun at French stereotypes
Briefly

The conflict between Mexico and France escalates over the film Emilia Perez, directed by Jacques Audiard and nominated for an Oscar. The film depicts a cartel boss's gender transition journey, eliciting criticism for its lack of authenticity and portrayal of violence in Mexico's drug wars. Following backlash, Mexican filmmaker Camila Aurora created a spoof film Johanne Sacreblu, jokingly addressing French stereotypes. Critics, including Glaad, condemned Emilia Perez for misrepresentation of trans identity and cultural elements, prompting Audiard to apologize, stating the film is an opera that may shock some viewers.
"Emilia Perez has faced backlash for its alleged lack of authenticity, as it was filmed in France, directed by a non-Spanish speaking filmmaker, and includes only one Mexican actor."
"The film has been condemned for trivializing the violence of Mexico’s drug wars and features a portrayal of its trans character that Glaad calls profoundly retrograde."
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