
Director(s)
Chris Haydon
Production Year
2022
Release date
15/08/2022
Genre(s)
Documentary
Approx. running minutes
73m
Change Of Thought
CHANGE OF THOUGHT is a UK documentary about young people and supportive organisations attempting to find solutions to the inner-city social problems they face.
Director(s)
Chris Haydon
Production Year
2022
Release date
15/08/2022
Genre(s)
Documentary
Approx. running minutes
73m
- discrimination
There are references to racial discrimination perceived by young Black people in the behaviour of police towards them, particularly in the area of Stop and Search. Positive steps are taken by Black teenagers and organisations supporting them as they initiate channels of communication with the police and talk about their experiences with a view to changing perceptions and prejudice. Racism is clearly condemned.
- drugs
Young people talk about their experiences of drugs, drug dealing and 'County Lines' gangs. Gang culture is clearly condemned and the film has very clear messages about the negative impact drug gangs have on the lives of young people and communities living in inner-city areas.
- injury detail
There is brief sight of real injury detail in a still frame image showing a critically injured male stab victim with visible knife wounds and blood on his body.
- violence
There are frequent verbal references to violence, including knife crime. Violent behaviour is clearly condemned.
There are infrequent mild sex references. There is infrequent very mild bad language ('Jesus', 'God').
Use | Runtime | Distributor | Classification Date | ||
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Change Of Thought | Cinema | 73m 20s | Community TV Trust | 05/08/2022 |
Classified date
05/08/2022
Language
English