In a controversial move, an Australian film has been altered in China to replace a same-sex couple with a heterosexual couple. This change raises significant concerns about censorship and the representation of LGBTQ+ communities in media. It highlights the ongoing tensions between artistic expression and cultural norms, sparking discussions about the impact of such alterations on storytelling and the rights of filmmakers.

The Australian horror film 'Together,' featuring a same-sex wedding scene, faced digital alterations for its release in mainland China, changing the gay couple to heterosexual. This modification has sparked significant outrage among viewers who noticed the edits, highlighting ongoing issues of censorship and LGBTQ+ representation in media. The film, which stars Dave Franco and Alison Brie, was released in China on September 12, and the backlash underscores the tension between artistic expression and governmental restrictions.