Oct 11, 2023 19:00:00

Live-action horror movie ``Winnie the Pooh'' instead of ``Winnie the Pooh'' was played at school, causing trauma for elementary school students

It was reported that at a school in Florida, USA, children watched the splatter horror movie `

`Pooh Bear '' and parents protested. The school issued a statement saying it was aware of the issue and said it had provided counseling to children who were shocked after watching the film.

Parents horrified after 'inappropriate' horror movie shown at Miami Springs charter school - CBS Miami
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When you hear the word 'Winnie-the-Pooh,' many people may think of Disney's animated works and characters, but in reality, the children's novel ' Winnie-the-Pooh' was published in 1926. ) ” is the original. Since the copyright of this original novel expired in 2022 and became public domain, ``Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey'' was released in 2023.

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``Pooh Bear'' is a cute bear who loves honey, but when his best friend Christopher Robin goes to college and abandons him, he becomes violent and goes to a mountain cabin in the ``100 Acre Wood'' with Piglet. This is a movie about female college students staying overnight in a blood festival one after another. In the film, there is a vivid murder scene in which Pooh and Piglet smash the victim's head with a hammer, decapitate him, and kill him by putting him in a wood-splitting machine.

It's not a movie you would want to show your kids, but on October 2, 2023, at the Academy for Innovative Education, a K-12

charter school in Miami Springs, Florida, a math teacher I ended up showing ``Pooh the Bear'' to my first grade students for about 20 to 30 minutes.

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Parent Michelle Diaz said she was upset that her fourth-grade twins had been traumatized by the movie, saying, ``I feel completely abandoned by the school. Some children said, 'I don't want to see it,' but the teacher didn't stop the movie.'

According to Mr. Diaz, it was the children who chose ``Winnie the Pooh'' as the movie to watch, but the teacher carefully examined the content of the movie and made sure that inappropriate works were not shown. Diaz points out that they should have done so.

The rating for 'Pooh Bear' is 'NR (Not Rated)' and is not R-rated, but this simply means that it has not been reviewed and does not mean that it is safe for children to watch. .

Vera Hirsch, the school's director, told American media outlet CBS News, ``We are aware that a portion of a horror movie was shown to fourth graders at our school on October 2, 2023.'' Our school administration immediately discussed this matter directly with the teacher and took appropriate steps to protect the safety and well-being of our students. We are actively monitoring our students and have already established mental health A counselor and principal met with the child who complained of the problem.'

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