BBFC | BBFC - British Board of Film Classification
WEB15 – Suitable only for 15 years and over. No one younger than 15 may see 15-rated content in a cinema. No one younger than 15 may rent or buy a 15-rated video.
Age ratings and film classification | BBFC
WEBBBFC age ratings can help parents decide if films and TV shows are right for their family. You'll see age ratings - like U, PG and 12 - in the cinema, on DVDs and on streaming services.
15 (BBFC) - Rating System Wiki
WEB15 is a certificate given by the BBFC determining that a particular form of media is suitable only for persons aged 15 or over. Nobody younger than 15 can buy a 15-rated video, or see a 15-rated film in a cinema.
British Board of Film Classification - Wikipedia
WEBThe British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) [1] is a non-governmental organisation founded by the British film industry in 1912 and responsible for the national classification and censorship of films exhibited at cinemas and video works (such as television programmes, trailers, adverts, public information/campaigning films, menus, bonus ...
How films and TV shows get age ratings | BBFC - British Board of …
WEBClassification is the process of giving age ratings and content advice to films and other audiovisual content to help children and families choose what’s right for them and avoid what’s not. Recommendations are made by our Compliance Officers based on the BBFC’s published Guidelines.
Is it time for a 15A/PG-15 rating? - Den of Geek
WEBFeb 14, 2013 · At the 15 rating film content is stronger in terms of: Strong violence; frequent strong language; portrayals of sexual activity; strong verbal references to sex; sexual nudity; brief scenes of ...
History of British film certificates - Wikipedia
WEBThe age of AA was raised a year and the certificate was renamed 15. The X certificate was unchanged but renamed 18 due to the lewd reputation that the letter X had acquired . A new R18 certificate was introduced for sexually explicit films.
The Batman has seemingly been rated 15 age certificate for UK
WEBGiven that some of the trailers were 15 (BBFC hasn’t officially released the rating) & presales are soon this is why we are seeing 15. It’s a precaution by cinemas if the sales go live it needs a rating.
British Board of Film Classification
WEBSee all decisions. The BBFC publishes short but detailed information about all the films and videos we rate. This is called BBFCinsight. It gives parents a clear idea of how and why films have been rated and what issues the films contain.
The 15 Certificate - Screenonline
WEBBBFC classification covering films aimed at teenagers. The 15 certificate was introduced by the British Board of Film Censors on 1 November 1982, following an overhaul of its classifications as recommended by the Williams Committee. It is currently defined as follows: Passed only for persons of fifteen years and over.