Wim Wenders, the renowned German director, has decided to withdraw his 1975 film *Wrong Move* from circulation due to a controversial scene featuring a topless 13-year-old Nastassja Kinski. This decision follows Kinski's recent statements in *Süddeutsche Zeitung*, where she revealed her struggle for 15 years to persuade Wenders to alter the film's availability. In a statement, Wenders acknowledged that while he would not film such a scene today, the film reflects the norms of its time. His comments drew criticism from the German film community, including actor Julius Feldmeier, who emphasized Wenders' responsibility to rectify the situation. Wenders publicly apologized to Kinski, admitting that she should have been better protected during the filming process. Kinski, who made her acting debut in this film, has previously campaigned against the distribution of other projects featuring her in vulnerable positions. The withdrawal of *Wrong Move* marks a significant moment in the ongoing conversation about the protection of child actors in the film industry.