Ruby's Choice
implied strong language, moderate threat, upsetting scenes
Director(s)Michael Budd
Production year2022
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes117m
CastJane Seymour, Jacqueline McKenzie, Sam Rechner, Nicole Pastor, Stephen Hunter, Coco Jack Gillies, Brendan Donoghue, Michael Budd, Mike Duncan, Suzan Mutesi, Michael Budd, Paul Mahoney, Ellen Shanley, Holly Brisley, Michael Budd, Jessica Butland, Bianca Wei, Jamie Fonti, Steve Arnold, James Manché, Ben Parkinson, Jamie Fonti
Ruby's Choice
implied strong language, moderate threat, upsetting scenes
RUBY'S CHOICE is an Australian drama film in which a woman enlists the help of her teenage daughter to take care of her ...
RUBY'S CHOICE is an Australian drama film in which a woman enlists the help of her teenage daughter to take care of her mother, who is displaying symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.
threat and horror
There is moderate threat when three young men taunt a vulnerable woman by throwing her handbag to each other over her head. There are also scenes in which the relatives of an unwell woman panic when she goes missing. In scenes of mild bullying, two boys on a school bus pull the hair of two female students and shove a male student who tries to stand up for them.
language
There is implied strong language ('effing') and uses of 'dickwad', 'douche', 'bloody', crappy', 'piss', 'shit', 'damn', 'hell' and 'God'. There is also a rude middle finger gesture.
theme
There are scenes of emotional distress as a woman with Alzheimer's becomes increasingly confused and disorientated. In one scene she sobs as she realises that she has wet herself. There are also references to bereavement and divorce.
additional issues
There is mild violence when a young man punches another young man and a teenager hits him in the crotch using an umbrella. A woman refers to her mother smacking her when she was a child. There is a close up on a dead pet fish.
implied strong language, moderate threat, upsetting scenes
Classified Date:
27/11/2023
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
High Fliers Films Ltd.
threat and horror
There is moderate threat when three young men taunt a vulnerable woman by throwing her handbag to each other over her head. There are also scenes in which the relatives of an unwell woman panic when she goes missing. In scenes of mild bullying, two boys on a school bus pull the hair of two female students and shove a male student who tries to stand up for them.
language
There is implied strong language ('effing') and uses of 'dickwad', 'douche', 'bloody', crappy', 'piss', 'shit', 'damn', 'hell' and 'God'. There is also a rude middle finger gesture.
theme
There are scenes of emotional distress as a woman with Alzheimer's becomes increasingly confused and disorientated. In one scene she sobs as she realises that she has wet herself. There are also references to bereavement and divorce.
additional issues
There is mild violence when a young man punches another young man and a teenager hits him in the crotch using an umbrella. A woman refers to her mother smacking her when she was a child. There is a close up on a dead pet fish.
Classified Date:
17/11/2023
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
High Fliers Films Ltd.
Classified date27/11/2023
LanguageEnglish
threat and horror
There is moderate threat when three young men taunt a vulnerable woman by throwing her handbag to each other over her head. There are also scenes in which the relatives of an unwell woman panic when she goes missing. In scenes of mild bullying, two boys on a school bus pull the hair of two female students and shove a male student who tries to stand up for them.
language
There is implied strong language ('effing') and uses of 'dickwad', 'douche', 'bloody', crappy', 'piss', 'shit', 'damn', 'hell' and 'God'. There is also a rude middle finger gesture.
theme
There are scenes of emotional distress as a woman with Alzheimer's becomes increasingly confused and disorientated. In one scene she sobs as she realises that she has wet herself. There are also references to bereavement and divorce.
additional issues
There is mild violence when a young man punches another young man and a teenager hits him in the crotch using an umbrella. A woman refers to her mother smacking her when she was a child. There is a close up on a dead pet fish.
Director(s)Michael Budd
Production year2022
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes117m
CastJane Seymour, Jacqueline McKenzie, Sam Rechner, Nicole Pastor, Stephen Hunter, Coco Jack Gillies, Brendan Donoghue, Michael Budd, Mike Duncan, Suzan Mutesi, Michael Budd, Paul Mahoney, Ellen Shanley, Holly Brisley, Michael Budd, Jessica Butland, Bianca Wei, Jamie Fonti, Steve Arnold, James Manché, Ben Parkinson, Jamie Fonti
implied strong language, moderate threat, upsetting scenes
Classified Date:
27/11/2023
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
High Fliers Films Ltd.
threat and horror
There is moderate threat when three young men taunt a vulnerable woman by throwing her handbag to each other over her head. There are also scenes in which the relatives of an unwell woman panic when she goes missing. In scenes of mild bullying, two boys on a school bus pull the hair of two female students and shove a male student who tries to stand up for them.
language
There is implied strong language ('effing') and uses of 'dickwad', 'douche', 'bloody', crappy', 'piss', 'shit', 'damn', 'hell' and 'God'. There is also a rude middle finger gesture.
theme
There are scenes of emotional distress as a woman with Alzheimer's becomes increasingly confused and disorientated. In one scene she sobs as she realises that she has wet herself. There are also references to bereavement and divorce.
additional issues
There is mild violence when a young man punches another young man and a teenager hits him in the crotch using an umbrella. A woman refers to her mother smacking her when she was a child. There is a close up on a dead pet fish.
Classified Date:
17/11/2023
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
High Fliers Films Ltd.
Classified date27/11/2023
LanguageEnglish
