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General Exhibition. G films are considered suitable for all viewers and parents should feel confident that children can watch material in his classification.
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Parental Guidance Recommended for Persons under 15 years. PG films may contain material that is upsetting to children, and therefore parental guidance is recommended for children under 15 years.
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Recommended for mature audiences 15 years and over. The M15+ category is recommended for children who are 15 years and over as M15+ films may contain material that is considered to be potentially harmful or disturbing to those under 15 years.
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Persons under the age of 15 must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian. The MA15+ category is a legally restricted category. This is because the content in these films is stronger than M15+ films and is more likely to be harmful or disturbing to those under 15. The restrictions apply to children under the age of 15 years. A person under the age of 15 years can see a film which has an MA15+ classification, but it is not recommended and they must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian.
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Restricted to adults 18 years and over. The R18+ classification is legally restricted to adults because of its high-level content. A person must be 18 years or over to see these films. Some material in this category may be offensive to some sections of the adult community. |
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Definitions from the Office of Film & Literature Classification |
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