A New Kind of Wilderness

There is infrequent use of very mild bad language ('God').

There is a comic verbal reference to exposed buttocks, although there is no sight of any nudity.

One child expresses enthusiasm for throwing knives in the context of the wilderness in which he lives with his family.

Audience members are seen drinking glasses of wine during the Q&A.

There are verbal references to death and bereavement as the family discuss the background to the documentary in which they appeared. There are also verbal references to living in the wilderness, including catching and gutting fish.

There is infrequent use of mild bad language ('bloody').

There is brief sight of a child's buttocks. The nudity is entirely natural.

A farmer kills a bull using a gun. While the bullet impact is not shown, the bull is seen twitching on the ground and bleeding. It is made clear that the animal is being killed for food.

There are very mild and comic verbal references to 'poo' and 'snot'.

Children handle knives and axes but they are always supervised by their father and only use the tools in an appropriate woodland or farming context.

There are frequent references to bereavement, including children speaking about the death from cancer of their mother, as well as references to a family being upset about having to move home.

There is brief sight of adults drinking wine.