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Spook-tacular podcast from the BBFC for families staying in this Halloween
The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has released a podcast just in time for Halloween, for families choosing to stay in for a spooky movie night.
Content, empowerment and shaping the future generation: BBFC panel event
This month, we hosted our first ever online panel event for our charity partners and key stakeholders in which we explored how children and young people’s experiences over the last few months in lockdown will affect the way they consume media and content in the future.
Published 22nd September 2020
Content, empowerment and shaping the future generation: BBFC panel event
This month, we hosted our first ever panel event for our charity partners and key stakeholders in which we explored how children and young people’s experiences over the last few months in lockdown will affect the way they consume media and content in the future.
Published 22nd September 2020
Children as young as six making their own decisions about what to watch
New research by the British Board of FIlm Classification (BBFC) has revealed that more than half (51%) of children aged 6 - 15 choose what to watch all or almost all of the time, without help from their parents.
Published 9th September 2020
Online classifications increases 462% in five years, according to 2019 BBFC annual report
Today, the BBFC has released its annual report, which shows a steady growth in both online and film classifications throughout 2019.
Published 16th July 2020
New research reveals kids top 10 films during lockdown
Trolls (U) has topped a poll of feel good films being watched in lockdown by children aged 4 - 13, according to new research by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC).