What specific content in the film allegedly harmed Buddhist dignity?

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Specific Film Content Allegedly Harmed Buddhist Dignity

Myanmar authorities arrested a Swiss national, Didier Nusbaumer, 52, on August 8 for writing and directing a film titled Don’t Expect Anything. The roughly 75-minute film, posted online in July, allegedly contained content that could harm the morality and dignity of Buddhist monks and Buddhist culture and tradition. Thirteen other individuals involved in the film were also arrested for similar actions.
Content Deemed Insulting to Buddhist Culture

The junta’s information team stated that a young woman in the film used "rude and insulting words against the culture and tradition of Buddhists." This alleged use of offensive language was cited as a direct harm to the "good virtues of monks."
Allegations of Damaging Monastic Morality

The primary accusation against the film is that it could "harm the morality and dignity of Buddhist monks." The statement from the military's information team indicated that the actions of those involved were considered to have "acted without care... to downgrade the morality and dignity" of monks.
Broader Impact on Religious Values

Beyond specific dialogue, the film's overall content was described as potentially damaging to the established moral and ethical standards associated with Buddhist monks and their traditions. The authorities indicated that action would be taken against all arrested individuals for these alleged transgressions.

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