Malmkrog
brief moderate violence, discriminatory references
Director(s)Cristi Puiu
Production year2020
Release date12/10/2021
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes201m
CastEdith Alibec, Agathe Bosch, Vitalie Bichir
Malmkrog
brief moderate violence, discriminatory references
MALMKROG is a French drama in which five friends discuss theology and philosophy at the end of the nineteenth century.
MALMKROG is a French drama in which five friends discuss theology and philosophy at the end of the nineteenth century.
violence
In one chaotic scene, gunfire is heard as people run through a house, calling out in fright. Some people fall to the ground, but it is unclear whether they have been shot or are simply taking cover. There is also a verbal account of atrocities carried out by the bashi-bazouk, including burning an infant to death in and forcing its mother to watch. In the course of making an argument about the morality of war, a hypothetical question is asked about what a man should do to prevent his daughter from being subjected to a 'base villainy'. There is also a scene in which a man slaps another man in the face.
discrimination
During a political discussion amongst friends, imperialist views are expressed, with the racism of the period in which the story takes place revealed in descriptions of non-European people in dialogue such as 'the yellow-faced Chinese' and 'they had red skin and scalped their enemies'.
additional issues
There is very mild bad language ('God', 'damn'). A suicide reference is made to a man who became an alcoholic and later took his own life.
brief moderate violence, discriminatory references
Classified Date:
08/10/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Sovereign Film Distribution Limited
violence
In one chaotic scene, gunfire is heard as people run through a house, calling out in fright. Some people fall to the ground, but it is unclear whether they have been shot or are simply taking cover. There is also a verbal account of atrocities carried out by the bashi-bazouk, including burning an infant to death in and forcing its mother to watch. In the course of making an argument about the morality of war, a hypothetical question is asked about what a man should do to prevent his daughter from being subjected to a 'base villainy'. There is also a scene in which a man slaps another man in the face.
discrimination
During a political discussion amongst friends, imperialist views are expressed, with the racism of the period in which the story takes place revealed in descriptions of non-European people in dialogue such as 'the yellow-faced Chinese' and 'they had red skin and scalped their enemies'.
additional issues
There is very mild bad language ('God', 'damn'). A suicide reference is made to a man who became an alcoholic and later took his own life.
brief moderate violence, discriminatory references
Classified Date:
15/03/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Sovereign Film Distribution Limited
violence
In one chaotic scene, gunfire is heard as people run through a house, calling out in fright. Some people fall to the ground, but it is unclear whether they have been shot or are simply taking cover. There is also a verbal account of atrocities carried out by the bashi-bazouk, including burning an infant to death in and forcing its mother to watch. In the course of making an argument about the morality of war, a hypothetical question is asked about what a man should do to prevent his daughter from being subjected to a 'base villainy'. There is also a scene in which a man slaps another man in the face.
discrimination
During a political discussion amongst friends, imperialist views are expressed, with the racism of the period in which the story takes place revealed in descriptions of non-European people in dialogue such as 'the yellow-faced Chinese' and 'they had red skin and scalped their enemies'.
additional issues
There is very mild bad language ('God', 'damn'). A suicide reference is made to a man who became an alcoholic and later took his own life.
Classified date08/10/2021
LanguageFrench
violence
In one chaotic scene, gunfire is heard as people run through a house, calling out in fright. Some people fall to the ground, but it is unclear whether they have been shot or are simply taking cover. There is also a verbal account of atrocities carried out by the bashi-bazouk, including burning an infant to death in and forcing its mother to watch. In the course of making an argument about the morality of war, a hypothetical question is asked about what a man should do to prevent his daughter from being subjected to a 'base villainy'. There is also a scene in which a man slaps another man in the face.
discrimination
During a political discussion amongst friends, imperialist views are expressed, with the racism of the period in which the story takes place revealed in descriptions of non-European people in dialogue such as 'the yellow-faced Chinese' and 'they had red skin and scalped their enemies'.
additional issues
There is very mild bad language ('God', 'damn'). A suicide reference is made to a man who became an alcoholic and later took his own life.
Director(s)Cristi Puiu
Production year2020
Release date12/10/2021
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes201m
CastEdith Alibec, Agathe Bosch, Vitalie Bichir
brief moderate violence, discriminatory references
Classified Date:
08/10/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Sovereign Film Distribution Limited
violence
In one chaotic scene, gunfire is heard as people run through a house, calling out in fright. Some people fall to the ground, but it is unclear whether they have been shot or are simply taking cover. There is also a verbal account of atrocities carried out by the bashi-bazouk, including burning an infant to death in and forcing its mother to watch. In the course of making an argument about the morality of war, a hypothetical question is asked about what a man should do to prevent his daughter from being subjected to a 'base villainy'. There is also a scene in which a man slaps another man in the face.
discrimination
During a political discussion amongst friends, imperialist views are expressed, with the racism of the period in which the story takes place revealed in descriptions of non-European people in dialogue such as 'the yellow-faced Chinese' and 'they had red skin and scalped their enemies'.
additional issues
There is very mild bad language ('God', 'damn'). A suicide reference is made to a man who became an alcoholic and later took his own life.
brief moderate violence, discriminatory references
Classified Date:
15/03/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Sovereign Film Distribution Limited
violence
In one chaotic scene, gunfire is heard as people run through a house, calling out in fright. Some people fall to the ground, but it is unclear whether they have been shot or are simply taking cover. There is also a verbal account of atrocities carried out by the bashi-bazouk, including burning an infant to death in and forcing its mother to watch. In the course of making an argument about the morality of war, a hypothetical question is asked about what a man should do to prevent his daughter from being subjected to a 'base villainy'. There is also a scene in which a man slaps another man in the face.
discrimination
During a political discussion amongst friends, imperialist views are expressed, with the racism of the period in which the story takes place revealed in descriptions of non-European people in dialogue such as 'the yellow-faced Chinese' and 'they had red skin and scalped their enemies'.
additional issues
There is very mild bad language ('God', 'damn'). A suicide reference is made to a man who became an alcoholic and later took his own life.
Classified date08/10/2021
LanguageFrench
