Come Away
mild violence, upsetting scenes
Director(s)Brenda Chapman
Production year2020
Genre(s)Adventure, Children
Approx. running minutes94m
CastGugu Mbatha-Raw, Carter Thomas, Ava Fillery, Jonathan Garcia, Keira Chansa, Jordan A. Nash, David Oyelowo, Angelina Jolie, Reece Yates, Jenny Galloway, Brenda Chapman, Marissa Kate Goodhill, Leesa Kahn, Andrea Keir, David Oyelowo, Steve Richards, John Debney, Jules O'Loughlin, Dody Dorn, Lillie Jeffrey, Reg Poerscout-Edgerton, Luciana Arrighi
Come Away
mild violence, upsetting scenes
COME AWAY is a UK fantasy drama which imagines the origins of Peter Pan through a family's experience of bereavement.
COME AWAY is a UK fantasy drama which imagines the origins of Peter Pan through a family's experience of bereavement.
violence
There is mild, fantastical violence as children play games in which they imagine themselves to be Native Americans or fighting pirates. The sticks and branches they carry turn, in their imaginations, into swords, spears and bows and arrows. There are undetailed sword slashes, a stabbing and the cutting off of a pirate captain's hand. A young girl in an orphanage is struck on her hand as punishment. A man says his hand has been crushed as punishment for not settling a gambling debt; the only injury detail is a mark that has been branded on his arm, but the image is brief and without gory detail. There are also moments of mild threat.
theme
There are mild upsetting scenes in the aftermath of a boy's accidental death by drowning as his parents and siblings grieve for him. The drowning is shown without unduly disturbing detail, although there are brief shots of the boy floating on the surface of the water and a later image in a photograph of the body lying in a coffin.
additional issues
There is infrequent very mild bad language ('God'). There is stereotyping of Native American 'Indians' in an adventure game played by children, as well as stereotyping of the roles of women and comments about the "lower class", all of which are placed in the context of the historical period in which the drama is set.
mild violence, upsetting scenes
Classified Date:
23/10/2020
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Signature Entertainment
violence
There is mild, fantastical violence as children play games in which they imagine themselves to be Native Americans or fighting pirates. The sticks and branches they carry turn, in their imaginations, into swords, spears and bows and arrows. There are undetailed sword slashes, a stabbing and the cutting off of a pirate captain's hand. A young girl in an orphanage is struck on her hand as punishment. A man says his hand has been crushed as punishment for not settling a gambling debt; the only injury detail is a mark that has been branded on his arm, but the image is brief and without gory detail. There are also moments of mild threat.
theme
There are mild upsetting scenes in the aftermath of a boy's accidental death by drowning as his parents and siblings grieve for him. The drowning is shown without unduly disturbing detail, although there a brief shots of the boy floating on the surface of the water and a later image in a photograph of the body lying in a coffin.
additional issues
There is infrequent very mild bad language ('God'). There is stereotyping of Native American 'Indians' in an adventure game played by children, as well as stereotyping of the roles of women and comments about the "lower class", all of which are placed in the context of the historical period in which the drama is set.
mild violence, upsetting scenes
Classified Date:
09/04/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
Physical media + VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Signature Entertainment
violence
There is mild, fantastical violence as children play games in which they imagine themselves to be Native Americans or fighting pirates. The sticks and branches they carry turn, in their imaginations, into swords, spears and bows and arrows. There are undetailed sword slashes, a stabbing and the cutting off of a pirate captain's hand. A young girl in an orphanage is struck on her hand as punishment. A man says his hand has been crushed as punishment for not settling a gambling debt; the only injury detail is a mark that has been branded on his arm, but the image is brief and without gory detail. There are also moments of mild threat.
theme
There are mild upsetting scenes in the aftermath of a boy's accidental death by drowning as his parents and siblings grieve for him. The drowning is shown without unduly disturbing detail, although there are brief shots of the boy floating on the surface of the water and a later image in a photograph of the body lying in a coffin.
additional issues
There is infrequent very mild bad language ('God'). There is stereotyping of Native American 'Indians' in an adventure game played by children, as well as stereotyping of the roles of women and comments about the "lower class", all of which are placed in the context of the historical period in which the drama is set.
No material likely to offend or harm
Classified Date:
27/10/2020
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Signature Entertainment
Classified date09/04/2021
LanguageEnglish
violence
There is mild, fantastical violence as children play games in which they imagine themselves to be Native Americans or fighting pirates. The sticks and branches they carry turn, in their imaginations, into swords, spears and bows and arrows. There are undetailed sword slashes, a stabbing and the cutting off of a pirate captain's hand. A young girl in an orphanage is struck on her hand as punishment. A man says his hand has been crushed as punishment for not settling a gambling debt; the only injury detail is a mark that has been branded on his arm, but the image is brief and without gory detail. There are also moments of mild threat.
theme
There are mild upsetting scenes in the aftermath of a boy's accidental death by drowning as his parents and siblings grieve for him. The drowning is shown without unduly disturbing detail, although there are brief shots of the boy floating on the surface of the water and a later image in a photograph of the body lying in a coffin.
additional issues
There is infrequent very mild bad language ('God'). There is stereotyping of Native American 'Indians' in an adventure game played by children, as well as stereotyping of the roles of women and comments about the "lower class", all of which are placed in the context of the historical period in which the drama is set.
Director(s)Brenda Chapman
Production year2020
Genre(s)Adventure, Children
Approx. running minutes94m
CastGugu Mbatha-Raw, Carter Thomas, Ava Fillery, Jonathan Garcia, Keira Chansa, Jordan A. Nash, David Oyelowo, Angelina Jolie, Reece Yates, Jenny Galloway, Brenda Chapman, Marissa Kate Goodhill, Leesa Kahn, Andrea Keir, David Oyelowo, Steve Richards, John Debney, Jules O'Loughlin, Dody Dorn, Lillie Jeffrey, Reg Poerscout-Edgerton, Luciana Arrighi
mild violence, upsetting scenes
Classified Date:
23/10/2020
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Signature Entertainment
violence
There is mild, fantastical violence as children play games in which they imagine themselves to be Native Americans or fighting pirates. The sticks and branches they carry turn, in their imaginations, into swords, spears and bows and arrows. There are undetailed sword slashes, a stabbing and the cutting off of a pirate captain's hand. A young girl in an orphanage is struck on her hand as punishment. A man says his hand has been crushed as punishment for not settling a gambling debt; the only injury detail is a mark that has been branded on his arm, but the image is brief and without gory detail. There are also moments of mild threat.
theme
There are mild upsetting scenes in the aftermath of a boy's accidental death by drowning as his parents and siblings grieve for him. The drowning is shown without unduly disturbing detail, although there a brief shots of the boy floating on the surface of the water and a later image in a photograph of the body lying in a coffin.
additional issues
There is infrequent very mild bad language ('God'). There is stereotyping of Native American 'Indians' in an adventure game played by children, as well as stereotyping of the roles of women and comments about the "lower class", all of which are placed in the context of the historical period in which the drama is set.
mild violence, upsetting scenes
Classified Date:
09/04/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
Physical media + VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Signature Entertainment
violence
There is mild, fantastical violence as children play games in which they imagine themselves to be Native Americans or fighting pirates. The sticks and branches they carry turn, in their imaginations, into swords, spears and bows and arrows. There are undetailed sword slashes, a stabbing and the cutting off of a pirate captain's hand. A young girl in an orphanage is struck on her hand as punishment. A man says his hand has been crushed as punishment for not settling a gambling debt; the only injury detail is a mark that has been branded on his arm, but the image is brief and without gory detail. There are also moments of mild threat.
theme
There are mild upsetting scenes in the aftermath of a boy's accidental death by drowning as his parents and siblings grieve for him. The drowning is shown without unduly disturbing detail, although there are brief shots of the boy floating on the surface of the water and a later image in a photograph of the body lying in a coffin.
additional issues
There is infrequent very mild bad language ('God'). There is stereotyping of Native American 'Indians' in an adventure game played by children, as well as stereotyping of the roles of women and comments about the "lower class", all of which are placed in the context of the historical period in which the drama is set.
No material likely to offend or harm
Classified Date:
27/10/2020
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Signature Entertainment
Classified date09/04/2021
LanguageEnglish
