1in June, 1997, at the urging of an orthodox Christian organization, after watching only a part of the film, a judge of the Oklahoma court publicly announced that the film involved pornographic content of minors (according to the anti-obscenity law of Oklahoma) and ruled that the film was illegal. Without a court order and authorization, the Oklahoma City Police Department confiscated all movies from libraries and rental shops. They even forced the owner of the video store to tell the addresses of customers who often rented movies, broke into houses and confiscated their videos. The local lawyer threatened that anyone who collected these films would be arrested. Within a few weeks, the district court prosecutor was forced to pass this statement, and by the end of June 65438+February of the same year, most of the videos were confiscated. Until 1998 and 10, the U.S. federal court, after passing some relevant legal cases, considered that it was unconstitutional to confiscate the video of this film, and pointed out that this film did not violate the laws of Oklahoma. In May of 200 1 year, the US Supreme Court made a final ruling, and the film can finally be rented in Oklahoma. Because there are sexual descriptions of minors in the film, it has also been banned in some parts of Canada. Polish-sasha jackson Beat Bozniak first appeared on the screen and became an extra in this film, precisely because it was shot in front of her house.