Keanu Reeves' movies have reportedly been removed from Chinese streaming platforms
The actor's appearance at the Tibet House Benefit Concert is believed to be the reason for the backlash

Keanu Reeves films are reportedly being removed from Chinese streaming platforms following the actor’s public support for Tibet.
Earlier this year, about a month after the release of The Matrix Resurrections, Reeves was announced as a performer at the 35th annual Tibet House Benefit Concert. The concert was organized by Tibet House, a nonprofit founded by supporters of the Dalai Lama that Chinese authorities have labeled “a separatist organization advocating for Tibetan independence,” according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Reeves attended the virtual concert that was held on March 3 alongside Patti Smith, Cyndi Lauper, Laurie Anderson, and Iggy Pop. Now, after his appearance at the show, it’s being reported by the Los Angeles Times that the Matrix movies, Speed, Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, The Lake House, and more films from the actor’s catalog can no longer be streamed on platforms such as Tencent Video, Youku, and Migu Video.