Entertainer Tom Holland in the 2022 Sony Pictures film “Unfamiliar.”

The Philippines has reassessed all homegrown screenings of a Hollywood film called “Unfamiliar,” over a scene showing a contested guide of the South China Sea, the Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday.

The move comes not long after Vietnam, one more petitioner in the South China Sea, additionally restricted the Sony Pictures activity film, which stars Tom Holland and Mark Wahlberg.

It was delivered in the Philippines on February 23.

A two-second casing in the film contains a picture of the purported nine-run line, which denotes China’s cases in the South China Sea, an essential stream.

The scene “is in opposition to public interest,” the Foreign Ministry said in a proclamation.

The U-molded line is an element utilized on Chinese guides to outline its sea domain in a district where Taiwan, Vietnam, Brunei, the Philippines and Malaysia all have contending claims.

A 2016 decision by a discretion court in The Hague negated China’s cases to practically the whole stream through which about $3 trillion worth of boat borne exchange passes yearly.

Beijing didn’t take an interest in the court procedures and doesn’t perceive the decision.

Sony’s Columbia Pictures Industries Inc was requested to quit screening the film and has consented, the Foreign Ministry said.

Sony Pictures didn’t quickly answer a messaged demand for input.

In 2019, the Philippines’ Foreign Ministry mentioned DreamWorks to close down film screenings of enlivened film “Terrible” after a scene showed a similar Chinese nine-run line.