To be able to help you, we need the exact query you have sent. Just replace your API key with something like mykey.

I am using this library in Flutter to perform the query, as mentioned above. This is the request:

Map exampleTMDBQuery = await TMDBAPI.tmdbWithCustomLogs.v3.search
        .queryMovies('love', includeAdult: false);

and this is the result: https://imgur.com/a/ES57m4B

Note: I covered the the poster with a white rectangle to make sure that I don't violate Imgur's ToS.

@ahmedawsi said:

I am using this library in Flutter to perform the query, as mentioned above. This is the request:

Map exampleTMDBQuery = await TMDBAPI.tmdbWithCustomLogs.v3.search
        .queryMovies('love', includeAdult: false);

As indicated above, we need the exact text of the query you sent to us.

Sure, here it is:

https://api.themoviedb.org/3/search/movie?api_key=<MyKey>&query=love&page=1&include_adult=false

The "adult" flag has a very specific meaning here. As outlined in the contribution bible:

In general, only to be used for hardcore pornography.

18+ erotic movies should not be flag as adult movies (e.g. Fifty Shades of Grey, Nymphomaniac).

Porn documentaries are also generally allowed as regular movies (e.g. Graphic Sexual Horror, Kink).

Full length movies are set to adult:true if they have a minimum of two hardcore scenes in their original version. For example, Danish comedies such as I Jomfruens tegn and Agent 69 Jensen i Skorpionens tegn are adult movies, but they have well-known softcore versions.

Short films are set to adult:true if they have one hardcore scene.

Notable exceptions: movies originally released as regular movies and reviewed as movies by critics: 9 Songs, Love, Q aka Desire and Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn.

Not sure? File a content issue report and ask a mod.

So the question is really, are these items incorrectly marked as adult:false? If not, it's site policy to delete images with nudity for non adult entries.

The first two of those links has an "Adult" marking right below the title (when I click on them at least), and checking the changes, those are not added after your question, so why you get those is a bit beyond me. (I've just reported the second link as a duplicate, so that might soon be gone from your results for completely different reasons)

The third of your links does not have such a marking. I don't know the movie so I can't say if that's wrong.

The point imho is that those films should have a dedicated genre, in this way you can filter them and completly exclude them

I have an open ticket for us to look at creating a proper attribute for content like this here.