Ilu Ilu 1998

People are slapped and beaten during brief scenes of mild violence.

Moderate bad language ('prick') occurs, as well as milder terms such as 'God' and 'hell'.

Three teen boys are caught watching an adult-rated film in a cinema, which includes brief sexualised focus on a woman's partially covered nude body. A teenage boy develops a romantic crush on his teacher, however, this is not reciprocated. There are also references to adulterous relationships.

In one scene, a male character expresses sexist attitudes towards his wife's role in the household. Discrimination is clearly not condoned by the film as a whole.

A teenage boy voyeuristically spies on a swimsuit-clad woman at a swimming pool. However, his behaviour is quickly challenged. Characters punish a boy after suspecting him of hanging a portrait of a teacher inside a school bathroom.

Infrequent visual and verbal references are made to dangerous behaviour involving a sharp implement. This behaviour is disapproved of and presented as unsafe.

Infrequent scenes of alcohol misuse occur. In one scene, adults engage in drunken behaviour. However, this is aversive in its presentation.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.