Musk further publicized this release with several posts praising the film; he suggested that efforts to ban the film had instead boosted its reach, specifically mentioning the Streisand effect. The European Conservative assessed that Musk had turned “a German regulatory decision into a transatlantic phenomenon” and “presented as a new case of European censorship”. Days later, Quiver Distribution, which already held rights to the film in North America, bought worldwide distribution rights, excluding the United Kingdom, German-speaking territories, South Korea, and Taiwan. On 3 July 2026, the British Board of Film Classification approved the film for a 2026 release with an 18 classification. Following a third review on July 7, 2026, the FSK assigned an 18+ rating to the film’s theatrical release, allowing it to be shown in German theaters, however streaming and home video sales are still banned.
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