Bagheera

Prolonged, intense scenes of violence, with an occasional sadistic edge, feature heavy beatings, shootings, slashings and stabbings with bladed weapons, throat-cuttings, the hacking of limbs and people being set on fire, resulting in extensive bloodshed and other injuries.

Moderate threat with guns and bladed weapons features alongside scenes in which people face the prospect of drowning and their organs being harvested.

Implied strong language ('f**k') is accompanied by milder terms such as 'bloody', 'bastard', 'shit' and 'God'.

Money used to bribe police officers is referred to as coming from the proceeds of prostitution. A man is advised to 'sleep with your lover'.

There are brief, stylised images of cocaine misuse.

A woman is abducted, manhandled in a sexually threatening manner and subjected to physical harm as a prelude to being raped, which takes place off-screen; verbal references are made to the woman's ordeal. A group of female students are briefly harassed in the street by a gang of men, but an older women steps in to challenge the men's behaviour.

There are unsettling scenes in which people take their own lives.

Strong injury detail in the aftermath of violence includes dead bodies, severed limbs, bloody wounds and burn injuries.

A young boy in a superhero costume imagines he can fly and jumps from the roof a building; his injuries are limited to a broken leg, which is seen in a cast, and his mother warns him against repeating such dangerous behaviour.

Mild upsetting scenes are centred on bereavement.

Adults consume alcohol to excess and smoke cigarettes.

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