This is why Facebook banned this movie from advertising

Owned by meta Facebook yes forbidden the filmmakers of the film Holocaust’Beautiful blue eyes‘from promoting or advertising the film on its platforms because its title violates the policy for content that “includes direct or indirect assertions or implications of a person’s race,” along with other personal attributes, according to a Rolling Stone report. The movie title refers to the eye color of a child in a movie that has an important scene. Films directed by British filmmakers Joshua Newton.
According to reports, in early September, the director received an email from Peter Ruppert, a digital media buyer for the film’s distributor, MovieFarm, that Facebook had decided to ban it.
Beautiful Blue Eyes is a veteran actress Roy ScheiderThe last movie’s. He passed away in 2008.
The film’s IMDB description reads: “A retired cop seeks revenge against an elderly man he believes Nazi who massacred his family during World War 2.” Here’s the trailer.

The film was released in 431 theaters in the US on September 9, and the ban could adversely affect the film’s prospects, an event that is currently expected, according to director Joshua Newton.
“Every decent and sane human being on this planet should be wary of Meta-Facebook’s ban on promoting a Holocaust-related movie,” the report quoted Newton as saying. “Mark Zuckerberg has created an unattended monster. It’s something flagged by an algorithm. It’s another thing for Meta-Facebook employees to review the flag and uphold it, knowing full well that the title is not discriminatory and that the film is related to the Holocaust,” he added.