Police Called to Cinema After Family Refuses to Leave R-Rated Film with Child

A screening of the animated film 'Kimetsu no Yaiba' at Cinemark Aricanduva was interrupted recently due to a dispute over age restrictions. The film, officially rated 18+, was attended by several children, prompting cinema staff to intervene. According to an eyewitness account, a specific family with a child was asked to leave the session. However, the child's father reportedly refused to comply with the request. This refusal escalated the situation, leading to other adult audience members in the cinema beginning to verbally harass the family, with particular focus on the child. The situation further intensified when police were called to the scene. Following the arrival of law enforcement, other children who were reportedly hidden within the audience also began to exit the cinema. One young girl was observed leaving the premises visibly distressed and crying. The incident resulted in the film being paused for nearly an hour, causing significant disruption to the screening. The event has raised questions among attendees regarding the appropriate enforcement of age ratings and the emotional impact on young attendees caught in such situations.

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