Emily In Paris shunned for humiliating Ukrainians: 'Offensive'
Emily in Paris has a caricature of a Ukrainian woman which is unacceptable, says diplomat
Emily In Paris is being bashed for its offensive portrayal of Ukrainian women.
Oleksandr Tkachenko, Ukraine’s minister of culture has called out Netflix for its caricature of the natives, and has dubbed it unacceptable.
"In Emily in Paris we have a caricature of a Ukrainian woman which is unacceptable. It is also offensive," he says.
"Is this how Ukrainians will be seen abroad? Who steal, want to get everything for free, be afraid of deportation? This should not be so," asks the diplomat.
The criticism comes after authors allegedly made a foul depiction of Kyiv-native Petra in season two.
Mr Tkachenko added: "In the 1990s and 2000s, Ukrainian guys were portrayed mainly as gangsters. Over time this has changed. However, not in this case."
-
Penelope Cruz talks about shocking brain aneurism diagnosis
-
Linda Perry criticizes Billie Joe Armstrong for ghosting her before major career move
-
'Euphoria' creator explains brutal finale twist
-
Leo Woodall opens up about 'boyhood dream' of landing role in 'The Hunt for Gollum'
-
'The Bachelor' couple Zach Shallcross and Kaity Biggar reflect on first year of marriage
-
Jennifer Aniston learned a costar had never seen 'Friends'
-
'Where's My Husband' hitmaker Raye ready for Hollywood with first-ever film: Details inside
-
Sophie Rain’s bizarre claim leaves NBA fans guessing the player