Daley - 'Olympic Superstar'

Documentary footage shows the 1980’s riots in Brixton, as well as the police response, which includes a clip of officers subduing a person and striking them on the ground.

There is use of strong language (‘f**k’), as well as use of milder terms including ‘shit’, ‘piss’, ‘crap’, ‘bloody’, ‘arse’, ‘God’ and ‘damn’.

There are occasional sex references, including allusions to adultery.

References are made to historical discrimination against Black athletes, and there is archive footage of a National Front march. A person is challenged over the homophobic sentiment on a t-shirt they are wearing. Discrimination is contextualised as historical and is not condoned in the film.

An athlete briefly recalls drug testing following competing in a sports event.

There is brief natural nudity, when a photo of a baby is shown.

There is mild rude humour, including when a man jokes about a prostate exam.

A person recalls finding out their father had been murdered in a shooting. Later, people refer to emotionally restrained relationships between various family members, including a man sharing that his mother has never told him she loves him.