Laila

Fight scenes and beatings feature punches, kicks, slaps and use of improvised weapons such as metal poles and planks of wood, infrequently resulting in brief bloody detail. There are also infrequent scenes of domestic abuse wherein men strike and threaten their wives.

A group of people are chased by a violent mob, while others are threatened with guns or bladed weapons.

There is infrequent use of strong language (‘motherf**ker’, ‘f**k’). Milder terms include ‘n***a’, ‘pussy’, ‘bitch’, ‘shit’, ‘saala’, ‘bloody’ and ‘nee yabba’.

Occasional moderate sex references include visual focus on women’s bodies, as well as a comic sequence implying that a man has become erect while embracing his girlfriend.

A storyline concerns the reactions of a man and his parents when they realise that his new bride’s skin colour is darker than they had previously believed. There are scenes of sexist behaviour and body-shaming, as well as infrequent use of discriminatory language (e.g. 'fruit').

A brief reference to ‘bennies’ occurs in rap lyrics.

There are occasional scenes of sexual harassment, including crude remarks and inappropriate touching. A police officer orders a person into his car and then places their hand on his crotch below frame. In another scene, a man plans to marry a woman and complete their ‘first night’ while she is unconscious; however, his plan is quickly foiled.

A man attempts suicide but is immediately saved from physical harm by the intervention of others.

A man catches a blade in his hand, resulting in brief bloody detail. Blood is also visible following the implied off-screen butchering of a goat.

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