中共官媒文汇报于9月14日刊文批评Netflix纪录片《黄之锋：热血青年vs.超级强权》"美化罪行"并挑战国安底线 1。香港立法会议员随后要求港府促影片下架 1，香港保安局当日回应表示"正采取相关行动" 1。
这部时长78分钟、于2017年上架的纪录片在遭批评后不久反而获得了关注度的提升 1。根据FlixPatrol数据，该纪录片在9月16日排名Netflix香港电影榜单第三位，随后于9月17日升至榜首 1。
纪录片主人公、前香港众志秘书长黄之锋已承认"串谋勾结外国或者境外势力危害国家安全"罪，目前等候法庭判刑 1。
A Netflix documentary about Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong surged to the top of the streaming platform's Hong Kong film rankings three days after drawing criticism from Chinese state media and Hong Kong government authorities.1 The film, titled "Joshua Wong: Teens vs. Superpowers," climbed to the number one position on September 17, according to FlixPatrol data, after ranking third on September 16.1
The controversy began on September 14 when the Communist Party-affiliated newspaper Wen Wei Po published an article criticizing the documentary for "glorifying Wong's crimes" and violating national security red lines.1 Hong Kong legislators subsequently called for the government to remove the film from the platform, and the Hong Kong Security Bureau responded the same day by stating it was "taking relevant action" regarding the matter.1 The documentary, which runs 78 minutes, was originally uploaded to Netflix in 2017.1
Wong, the former secretary-general of Hong Kong's now-dissolved pro-democracy group Demosisto, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to collude with foreign forces to endanger national security and is awaiting sentencing.1
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