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BBFC reference AFF249355
Category
THE UNWINKING GAZE
Feature Film
Classified 14 May, 2008 .
Run Time 69m 22s

Consumer Advice:Contains one scene of moderate injury detail

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THE UNWINKING GAZE is a documentary about the Dalai Lama and his efforts to deal with the Tibet-China relationship. The film was classified 'PG' for one scene of moderate injury detail.

The scene in question is that of a girl who has a nasty arm injury. There is brief sight of her bone sticking out from her arm as the Dalai Lama blesses her. The girl is calm and there is no focus on the injury or evidence of distress. The guidelines at 'PG' allow for sequences of a frightening nature that aren't 'prolonged or intense'. This scene is brief and does not even register as frightening.

The film also contains some scenes of generalised street protests, which do not include any violence.

This work was passed with no cuts made.

The BBFC has placed this work in the DOCUMENTARY genre(s).
The main spoken language in this work is English.

Directed by Joshua Dugdale
The cast for this work includes: The Dalai Lama.

When submitted to the BBFC the work had a running time of 69m 22s.
The running time of this film was calculated from the measured length of 6243+9 ( feet + frames ).

This work was submitted to the BBFC by Mercury Media International Ltd. .

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A film or video, together with associated trailers may exist in several versions and all versions known to the BBFC are listed below.

CategoryTypeDateCompanyRun TimeCutTitle
FilmFilm14/05/2008Mercury Media International Ltd.69m 22sTHE UNWINKING GAZE
Details are likely to be more complete and accurate for the version submitted most recently.
When a film is transferred to video the running time will be shorter by approximately 4% due to the differing number of frames per second. This does not mean that the video version has been cut or re-edited.
This entry was last updated 28/06/2008
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