How To Blow Up A Pipeline

violence

During a darkly-lit sequence, a police officer hits a person across the face using a baton. A man is shot in the arm off-screen.

threat and horror

There are occasional, and sometimes prolonged, scenes of strong threat. This includes characters carefully assembling homemade fertiliser bombs and attaching them to oil pipelines. In one sequence, a man accidentally detonates a bomb during his preparation, resulting in an explosion. There are also occasional scenes of gun threat.

language

Strong language occurs (‘motherf**ker’, ‘f**k’), as well as a middle finger gesture, and milder terms including ‘bullshit’, ‘dick’, ‘screw’, ‘freaking’, ’hell’, ‘Jesus’, ’Christ’ and ‘God’.

sex

Infrequent moderate sex references occur, including a comic and isolated remark about a person urinating on their partner.

drugs

Infrequent scenes of drug misuse include characters snorting cocaine and smoking cannabis. Drug misuse is not condoned by the work as a whole.

injury detail

A woman is seen with bloody lacerations across her face, as well as a fractured leg following an accident. There is close up sight of a bloody gunshot wound as a person extracts a bullet in the aftermath of a shooting.

disturbing images

There is brief close-up sight of a dead bird lying by an electric fence.

dangerous behaviour

A group of novices assemble materials and learn how to build a homemade explosive device within the context of eco-terrorism. The scenes are non-instructional and this behaviour is not made to appear harm-free.

theme

Infrequent references to illness occur, including scenes in which a woman becomes unwell and is diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer.

strong language, injury detail, drug misuse, threat

Classified Date:

28/02/2023

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Vertigo Releasing Ltd

violence

A woman is briefly clubbed to the ground. A man provokes another man into a fight. A man is chased and shot. There is no strong detail, although there is sight of blood in the aftermath of the shooting.

threat and horror

There is pervasive threat, including prolonged scenes in which unstable homemade bombs are built, handled and explode.

language

There is strong language ('f**k', 'motherf**ker'), milder terms (for example, 'dick', 'shit', 'bullshit', 'screw', 'ass', 'Jesus', 'Christ', 'God', 'damn', 'hell'), as well as rude gestures.

sex

There is a brief scene of sexual foreplay which lacks strong detail, as well as moderate verbal sex references.

drugs

In one scene, a man and woman snort cocaine. In another scene, people smoke marijuana joints. Drug misuse is not condoned by the work as a whole.

injury detail

In one scene, a woman breaks her leg and there is brief close-up sight of the fracture suffered. In another scene, a woman removes a bullet from a man's arm in a scene accompanied by gory wound detail.

disturbing images

There is a brief sight of a dead bird; however, there is limited detail.

rude humour

Rude humour includes brief references to urination.

dangerous behaviour

The film contains scenes of bomb-making and sabotage, as well as anti-social behaviour in which property is destroyed.

theme

Scenes of emotional upset include references to terminal illness, including sight of a woman on life support. There are also scene of emotional upset, including a funeral scene.

strong language, injury detail, drug misuse, threat

Classified Date:

27/04/2023

Version:

2D

Use:

VOD/Streaming

Distributor:

Vertigo Releasing Ltd

violence

During a darkly-lit sequence, a police officer hits a person across the face using a baton. A man is shot in the arm off-screen.

threat and horror

There are occasional, and sometimes prolonged, scenes of strong threat. This includes characters carefully assembling homemade fertiliser bombs and attaching them to oil pipelines. In one sequence, a man accidentally detonates a bomb during his preparation, resulting in an explosion. There are also occasional scenes of gun threat.

language

Strong language occurs (‘motherf**ker’, ‘f**k’), as well as a middle finger gesture, and milder terms including ‘bullshit’, ‘dick’, ‘screw’, ‘freaking’, ’hell’, ‘Jesus’, ’Christ’ and ‘God’.

sex

Infrequent moderate sex references occur, including a comic and isolated remark about a person urinating on their partner.

drugs

Infrequent scenes of drug misuse include characters snorting cocaine and smoking cannabis. Drug misuse is not condoned by the work as a whole.

injury detail

A woman is seen with bloody lacerations across her face, as well as a fractured leg following an accident. There is close up sight of a bloody gunshot wound as a person extracts a bullet in the aftermath of a shooting.

disturbing images

There is brief close-up sight of a dead bird lying by an electric fence.

dangerous behaviour

A group of novices assemble materials and learn how to build a homemade explosive device within the context of eco-terrorism. The scenes are non-instructional and this behaviour is not made to appear harm-free.

theme

Infrequent references to illness occur, including scenes in which a woman becomes unwell and is diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer.

Classified Date:

16/03/2023

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Vertigo Releasing Ltd

Classified date

27/04/2023
Language

English

Director(s)

Daniel Goldhaber

Production Year

2022

Genre(s)

Thriller

Approx. running minutes

104m

Cast

Ariela Bare, Kristine Froseth, Lukas Gage