I watched a livestream with Robert Barnes, the film is not illegal for the reasons that you stated because it was not made in America. The only reason that it would be not allowed is if it was cp, if they class it as cp then anyone that has watched it or retweeted anything related to it would be liable for possession of cp, and netflix would have done the legal background before producing it.,(reply>), @J L Okay well you started by making a legal argument and you were wrong on that front and now you're making a moral argument which I agree with you on. They shouldn't have made this and Netflix is garbage for publishing it, but that says nothing about the law.,(reply>), @J L Yup, all not cp, sorry. I just said, Robert Barnes. You're making a moral argument about the law which is stupid. <br><br>You can be both an incredibly moral person and know the law and make judgements based off that law that has nothing to do with your moral character.,(reply>), @J L I'm sorry, but it just isn't. Plenty of lawyers that are much smarter than either you or me have weighed in on this and it isn't cp. I don't think that it is right that they have peddled/defended this, but legally, it isn't.