Sami Swoi. Poczotek
moderate sex references, language, violence, suicide attempt, sexual threat
Director(s)Artur Zmijewski
Production year2023
Release date01/03/2024
Genre(s)Comedy, Drama
Approx. running minutes118m
CastAdam Bobik, Karol Dziuba, Weronika Humaj, Paulina Galazka, Anna Dymna, Adam Ferency, Miroslaw Baka, Zbigniew Zamachowski, Janusz Chabior, Katarzyna Krzanowska, Artur Zmijewski, Andrzej Mularczyk, Andrzej Golda, Mikolaj Fajks, Tomasz Kubski, Patrycja Bukowska, Pawel Lucewicz, Piotr Sliskowski, Jaroslaw Barzan, Piotr Bartuszek, Marcin Dyakowski, Ryszard Melliwa
Sami Swoi. Poczotek
moderate sex references, language, violence, suicide attempt, sexual threat
With occasional bawdy humour and moments of threat and melancholy, this nostalgic Polish comedy prequel follows the live ...
With occasional bawdy humour and moments of threat and melancholy, this nostalgic Polish comedy prequel follows the lives of the inhabitants of a small village over the first half of the 20th century.
violence
threat and horror
language
sex
discrimination
injury detail
suicide and self-harm
sexual violence and sexual threat
moderate sex references, language, violence, suicide attempt, sexual threat
Classified Date:
19/02/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Magnetes Pictures Limited
violence
One person stabs another with a scythe, resulting in brief sight of blood. We hear the sound of gunshots as men are executed off screen. A soldier knocks a man to the ground with the butt of his gun. In another scene a man slaughters a pig below frame; we briefly hear the animal squealing but there is no bloody detail.
threat and horror
Scenes set during World War II briefly show frightened civilians being manhandled, arrested or forced onto trains by Nazi soldiers. In another scene a Nazi officer announces to a crowd that all the men of their village are to be executed; however, he rescinds the order shortly afterwards due to unforeseen events. There are also occasional scenes of gun threat.
language
Bad language includes ‘whore’, ‘beaver’, ‘bitch’, ‘shit’, ‘bastard’, ‘ass’, ‘asshole’, ‘jerk’, ‘Jesus Christ’ and ‘damn’.
sex
Moderate sex references include crude comic references to genitals, brothels and sex workers.
discrimination
Scenes set during World War II contain discreet references to the Holocaust, such as when a man agrees to secretly shelter a Jewish father and daughter on his property.
injury detail
We infrequently see mild bloody detail on people’s faces and clothing in the aftermath of off-screen violence.
suicide and self-harm
In a comic scene, a person tries to take his own life but botches the attempt due to his drunken state.
sexual violence and sexual threat
After hearing a rumour about soldiers attacking locals and raping women, a man follows the sound of screams and finds soldiers pinning a young woman against a wall; he immediately intervenes and the threat is quickly defused.
rude humour
The film contains very mild toilet humour.
Classified date19/03/2024
LanguagePolish
violence
threat and horror
language
sex
discrimination
injury detail
suicide and self-harm
sexual violence and sexual threat
Director(s)Artur Zmijewski
Production year2023
Release date01/03/2024
Genre(s)Comedy, Drama
Approx. running minutes118m
CastAdam Bobik, Karol Dziuba, Weronika Humaj, Paulina Galazka, Anna Dymna, Adam Ferency, Miroslaw Baka, Zbigniew Zamachowski, Janusz Chabior, Katarzyna Krzanowska, Artur Zmijewski, Andrzej Mularczyk, Andrzej Golda, Mikolaj Fajks, Tomasz Kubski, Patrycja Bukowska, Pawel Lucewicz, Piotr Sliskowski, Jaroslaw Barzan, Piotr Bartuszek, Marcin Dyakowski, Ryszard Melliwa
moderate sex references, language, violence, suicide attempt, sexual threat
Classified Date:
19/02/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Magnetes Pictures Limited
violence
One person stabs another with a scythe, resulting in brief sight of blood. We hear the sound of gunshots as men are executed off screen. A soldier knocks a man to the ground with the butt of his gun. In another scene a man slaughters a pig below frame; we briefly hear the animal squealing but there is no bloody detail.
threat and horror
Scenes set during World War II briefly show frightened civilians being manhandled, arrested or forced onto trains by Nazi soldiers. In another scene a Nazi officer announces to a crowd that all the men of their village are to be executed; however, he rescinds the order shortly afterwards due to unforeseen events. There are also occasional scenes of gun threat.
language
Bad language includes ‘whore’, ‘beaver’, ‘bitch’, ‘shit’, ‘bastard’, ‘ass’, ‘asshole’, ‘jerk’, ‘Jesus Christ’ and ‘damn’.
sex
Moderate sex references include crude comic references to genitals, brothels and sex workers.
discrimination
Scenes set during World War II contain discreet references to the Holocaust, such as when a man agrees to secretly shelter a Jewish father and daughter on his property.
injury detail
We infrequently see mild bloody detail on people’s faces and clothing in the aftermath of off-screen violence.
suicide and self-harm
In a comic scene, a person tries to take his own life but botches the attempt due to his drunken state.
sexual violence and sexual threat
After hearing a rumour about soldiers attacking locals and raping women, a man follows the sound of screams and finds soldiers pinning a young woman against a wall; he immediately intervenes and the threat is quickly defused.
rude humour
The film contains very mild toilet humour.
Classified date19/03/2024
LanguagePolish
