How to remove a project I'm credited in that doesn't exist?

Thanks for your response Michelle.

The information on that page is not accurate as the complete film does not exist, the facts that were used to justify the page’s creation were false. Is there anything that can be done to correct this?

Thanks again,

AJ

@Michelle​ 

Looking at the guidelines for submitting new titles on your website, the page I’m referring to does not meet several key criteria:

“For a work to be eligible for inclusion in the database it must be of general public interest and should be available to the public in the future or have been available in the past.

General public interest is assumed if a work has been:

	Released in cinemas		Online videos
	Shown on TV		Video games
	Available on a streaming service (e.g. Amazon Prime, Netflix, YouTube, etc.)		Accepted and shown on film festivals
	Listed in the catalog of an established video retailer (e.g. Amazon.com)		Made by a (now) renowned artist or person of public interest

“

@ajlutsky​ Hi- 

@Maya​ 

Thank you, I respect your policy. However this credit is not based on correct or factual information, what would be the best way for me to provide evidence of that and prove the illegitimacy of the credit?

@Maya​ as I mentioned before the lead actress from this project fabricated not only the poster but other information in order to create the page in the first place

Hello ajlutsky,

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