Escape From Pretoria

Moderate violence includes a man being shot at and then kicked in the face, prison guards beating prisoners on their backs and legs, and a punch to a man's face. There is also occasional sight of bloody injuries.

There is moderate bad language ('prick'), as well as milder terms such as 'dick', 'bastard', 'bloody', 'shit', 'merde', 'arse', 'son of a bitch', 'damn' and 'hell'.

Set in the context of a national government's policy of discrimination against a section of its citizens, the film contains examples of racist behaviour with the demeaning and violent treatment of black prisoners, and the use of language such as "get your black arse over here", "black rat", "black rottweilers" and "black gorillas". The film does not endorse such discrimination.

Archive footage of the repression of demonstrations shows tear gas grenades and bullets being fired by police forces. The footage also includes brief shots of dead bodies lying in streets, but there is no clear injury detail.

Scenes of violence include prisoners being kicked and manhandled, and a man being struck on the back of the legs with a club.

There is use of moderate bad language ('prick', 'dick') and milder terms including 'bastard', 'bloody', 'bullshit', and 'son of a bitch'.

Prison guards speak in a derogatory manner about black people, and one violently abuses a black man by hitting him with a club. There is also sight of racist signs showing segregation under the Apartheid regime.

Archive footage of the Apartheid regime shows police and military firing smoke bombs and guns at crowds. There is also brief sight of dead bodies in the street, but without clear sight of injury detail. It is implied prisoners smuggle money into prison by hiding it inside their anus. Scenes of mild threat also occur in which prisoners attempt to escape and fear being discovered.