A TRIBE CALLED JUDAH

There are multiple bloody shootings. A group of men are attacked with acid, resulting in strong injury detail. Other scenes depict crunchy beatings and fist fights. A man exhibits controlling and abusive behaviour towards his wife, destroying her market stall and falsely accusing her in public of being a sex worker; there are also brief verbal references to him beating her off screen.

Frightened, weeping people are tied up, beaten and threatened during interrogation scenes.

Bad language includes ‘bloody’, ‘God’, ‘Jesus’ and ‘hell’.

There are non-graphic verbal references to sex work, promiscuity and couples ‘sleeping’ together. A woman twerks against a man on a dancefloor.

An unlikeable man threatens to ‘discipline’ a woman for speaking out of turn and attempts to shame her for being an unmarried mother. In another scene a woman pretends to be blind so that strangers will give her money. The film does not condone discrimination.

There is a verbal reference to smoking marijuana. Drug misuse is not endorsed.

Gun violence results in large, slow-motion blood spurts, as well as strong aftermath images of bleeding wounds and a dead body lying in a pool of blood. We see burns spreading over men’s skin in the aftermath of an acid attack. Blood leaks from a man’s mouth during a beating.

There are sustained scenes involving illness, bereavement and emotional distress.