Kinopoisk’s Bold Decision: Removing Transgender References from Dexter, Keeping the Intense Murder Scenes

“Kinopoisk” has edited out any ‌mention of transsexuals from the series “Dexter.”⁤ In a pivotal scene, two characters ⁢are conversing in ⁤an elevator when one character, a policeman, questions the‌ monitoring⁣ of internet activity by employees. The conversation takes a turn as the character hints at explaining “content about transsexuals” (originally referred to as shemale staff).

In ⁢the revised Kinopoisk ⁤version,‌ the reference to transsexuals is completely removed, abruptly ending the ‍scene with no resolution. The characters do ⁤not exit the elevator but rather seem to “teleport” to another location. Interestingly, this particular scene holds little significance in advancing the plot and could ‌have been⁣ omitted entirely without disrupting continuity. It appears that ⁤censors may be cutting content indiscriminately or relying‍ on automation⁣ for assistance.

Despite⁣ these alterations, graphic⁣ murder scenes ‌in the series were retained but subjected to minor censorship. For instance, a scene depicts Dexter securing a victim⁢ onto a ‌table with plastic wrap before proceeding with gruesome acts involving blood and power tools. A brief moment showing ‍Dexter moving a saw ⁢near ‌the victim’s neck was edited out for being too⁣ intense. In contrast to its original presentation over Dexter’s shoulder.

Furthermore, it was revealed that “Kinopoisk” also engaged in censorship within anime such as “Attack on ⁣Titan.” In this case, censors opted to mute dialogue where one female character expresses her intention to ⁢marry another.

Original‌ article available at theins.ru