By The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) has conducted a compliance seminar for the producers of Coco Martin’s primetime action-drama “Sigabo” following complaints over the series’ alleged excessive portrayal of violence.
The seminar was held at the MTRCB office in Quezon City on Monday, July 6, after the agency said it received more than 10 complaints since the show premiered on June 22.
According to the MTRCB, the complaints cited the program’s supposed “persistent depiction” of violence, including fistfights, physical aggression, torture scenes, and strong violent language.
