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'Mysterious Skin' escapes ban
The Classification Review Board has decided the controversial film Mysterious Skin will retain its "R" rating.
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The movie's rating was reviewed by the board after the Office of Film and Literature Classification (OFLC) received complaints from the Federal Attorney-General and family groups about the film's subject matter - child sexual abuse.
Applications for a review were also received from the Australian Family Association (AFA) and Festival of Light.
AFA spokesman Richard Egan says, without seeing the film, it was a "how-to manual" for paedophiles.
A six-member panel of the board voted four-to-two in favour of the movie being available with an "R" rating.
A spokeswoman for the panel says the film condemns child sexual abuse and treats the subject sensitively.
Using a series of flashbacks, Gregg Araki's Mysterious Skin follows the story of two young men - Brian Lackey and Neil McCormick - who were abused by their baseball coach.
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