Borrowed Time: Lennon's Last Decade

People discuss the murder of John Lennon, describing the circumstances and events surrounding his shooting; there is no graphic detail, however. References are made to the Vietnam war, including news footage of explosions, and also to the torture of prisoners of war.

There is infrequent strong language ('f**k') and implied use of the term 'motherf**ker'. There is also use of milder terms such as 'cock', 'shit', 'piss', 'asshole', 'bollocks' 'bastard', 'bloody', 'God', 'damn' and 'hell'.

People recount hearing a couple having sex at a party and there are other undetailed verbal references to sexual activity and adultery. There is use of the term 'shagging' in a sexual sense.

A scene contains a reference to the song title ‘Woman is the N****r of the World’. Discussion regarding negative perceptions of Yoko Ono include references to racist and sexist views. Discrimination is not endorsed.

Verbal references are made to drug misuse, including of heroin, cocaine, LSD and marijuana; there is also discussion of addiction and relapse involving these substances.

Black and white photographs show buttock nudity.

References are made to bereavement and the emotional neglect of a child. There is brief discussion of a man's depression and people become upset while discussing the death of John Lennon.

People are shown smoking cigarettes and there is discussion of excessive alcohol consumption.

People discuss the murder of John Lennon, describing the circumstances and events surrounding his shooting; there is no graphic detail, however. References are made to the Vietnam war, including news footage of explosions, and also to the torture of prisoners of war.

There is infrequent strong language ('f**k') and implied use of the term 'motherf**ker'. There is also use of milder terms such as 'cock', 'shit', 'piss', 'asshole', 'bollocks' 'bastard', 'bloody', 'God', 'damn' and 'hell'.

People recount hearing a couple having sex at a party and there are other undetailed verbal references to sexual activity and adultery. There is use of the term 'shagging' in a sexual sense.

A scene contains a reference to the song title ‘Woman is the N****r of the World’. Discussion regarding negative perceptions of Yoko Ono include references to racist and sexist views. Discrimination is not endorsed.

Verbal references are made to drug misuse, including of heroin, cocaine, LSD and marijuana; there is also discussion of addiction and relapse involving these substances.

Black and white photographs show buttock nudity.

References are made to bereavement and the emotional neglect of a child. There is brief discussion of a man's depression and people become upset while discussing the death of John Lennon.

People are shown smoking cigarettes and there is discussion of excessive alcohol consumption.