Certificate 15 -
If a film has a certificate of 15, it means that nobody may view a film in the cinema or rent a film from a shop that is younger that 15 years old. a film of certificate 15 isn't appropriate for a viewer under the age of 15 because the film will include aspects that are of a nature that has been agreed to be of an explicate nature inappropriate for the viewer. discrimination isn't allowed to be in the film. sexual activity is allowed but there must not be a detailed and strong level of the activity. the classification 15 means the misuse of drugs isnt allowed to be shown. the film can contain scenes of violent nature but may not have detailed and elongated scenes of injury and pain, sadistic or sexual scenes of violence are likely to not be accepted.
Certificate 18 -
If a film has a certificate of 18, it can contain all the concerning areas around media with the exception of criminal violence. this is because of the human rights act 1998. An 18 certificate film will have constant offensive language and scene of a sexual nature. Most 18 rated films are horror and contain a lot of blood and gore. Most true thriller films are rated 15 however some more extreme ones for example phsyological thillers that may be very distrubing may be rated as an 18.
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