HI-LO JOE (2017)

Type Feature

Approx. Running minutes 93

Release dates 24/11/2017

BBFCInsight strong language, sex references, self harm, injury detail

Genre(s) Drama

Director(s) James Kermack

Cast includes Tom Bateman, Gethin Anthony, Joe Dixon, Henry Douthwaite, Katie Sheridan, Helen Kennedy

Summary HI-LO JOE is a British drama in which a man struggles with depression.

Cut All known versions of this work passed uncut.

BBFCinsight publication date 14/11/2017

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HI-LO JOE is a British drama in which a man struggles with depression.

Language: There is strong language ('f**k', 'motherf**ker').
Sex: There are crude comic references to masturbation, ejaculation and female arousal, as well as shots of characters' faces during sexual activity.
Self harm: While intoxicated, a man cuts his arm with a kitchen knife.
Injury detail: After it is implied that a man has jumped to his death, a body is seen lying in a pool of blood and there are brief shots of bone protruding from a wound in his arm. During a fight, a man is seen with a large gash on his cheek.

There are references to abortion, rape and suicide. There is moderate violence when two men engage in a fight.