Baby Girl

Scenes include head slams, kicks, blows and a person being pinned to a wall. A man behaves in a threatening and verbally abusive manner towards his wife. This is accompanied by references to physical abuse, including sight of cigarette burn marks.

There are scenes of moderate threat centred around a child abduction, including a sequence in which a man demands a ransom for a kidnapped baby. Scenes are occasionally suspenseful, but ultimately result in reassuring outcomes.

There is implied use of strong language ('f**k'), implied moderate language ('son of a b**ch'), and milder terms including 'bloody', 'bastard', 'ass' and 'God'.

There is an undetailed reference to the transmission of HIV through sex.

There is a scene of discriminatory behaviour in which a person avoids touching a man after hearing he took a HIV test.

Infrequent references are made to drug misuse. These occur within a clearly anti-drug context.

A police officer questions the age of a young woman when she was made pregnant by her husband. However, it is quickly established that she was over 18.

Upsetting references are made to miscarriage, stillbirth and abortion.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy