Save The Cinema
infrequent moderate sex references
Director(s)Sara Sugarman
Production year2021
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes109m
CastLouisa Cliffe, Krrish Patel, Jonathan Pryce, Beatie Edney, Saul Sugarman, Samantha Morton, Owain Yeoman, Maya Millard, Mitchell Zhangazha, Harry Luke, Sara Sugarman, Piers Ashworth, Lorraine King, Karl Hall, Piers Tempest, Matt Williams, Hamish Doyne-Ditmas, John Wilson, Kelly Valentine Hendry, Jonathan Houlding
Save The Cinema
infrequent moderate sex references
SAVE THE CINEMA is a comedy drama based on the true story of a woman's campaign to prevent her local theatre from being ...
SAVE THE CINEMA is a comedy drama based on the true story of a woman's campaign to prevent her local theatre from being demolished.
sex
There is a moderate sex reference to a woman's boyfriend 'shagging' her best friend. After a production of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, there are jokes about ‘Jesus’ being caught backstage with his “tongue down Mary Magdalene’s throat”.
additional issues
The film features mild bad language ('bloody', 'bullshit', 'sod' and 'piss') and uses of 'God', 'Christ' and 'hell'. There is a scene in which a man is discovered to have died; however there is no injury detail. A woman makes a reference to having once taken acid, but drug misuse is not glamourised. There is also a scene in which a woman refers to experiencing sexism at work; but discrimination is not endorsed by the film.
infrequent moderate sex references
Classified Date:
04/01/2022
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Sky Cinema
sex
There is a moderate sex reference to a woman's boyfriend 'shagging' her best friend. After a production of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, there are jokes about ‘Jesus’ being caught backstage with his “tongue down Mary Magdalene’s throat”.
additional issues
The film features mild bad language ('bloody', 'bullshit' and 'piss') and uses of 'God', 'Christ' and 'hell'. There is a scene in which a man is discovered to have died; however there is no injury detail. A woman makes a reference to having once taken acid, but drug misuse is not glamourised. There is also a scene in which a woman refers to experiencing sexism at work; but discrimination is not endorsed by the film.
infrequent moderate sex references
Classified Date:
10/02/2023
Version:
2D
Use:
Physical media + VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Spirit Entertainment
sex
There is a moderate sex reference to a woman's boyfriend 'shagging' her best friend. After a production of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, there are jokes about ‘Jesus’ being caught backstage with his “tongue down Mary Magdalene’s throat”.
additional issues
The film features mild bad language ('bloody', 'bullshit', 'sod' and 'piss') and uses of 'God', 'Christ' and 'hell'. There is a scene in which a man is discovered to have died; however there is no injury detail. A woman makes a reference to having once taken acid, but drug misuse is not glamourised. There is also a scene in which a woman refers to experiencing sexism at work; but discrimination is not endorsed by the film.
Classified Date:
20/12/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Sky Cinema
Classified date10/02/2023
LanguageEnglish
sex
There is a moderate sex reference to a woman's boyfriend 'shagging' her best friend. After a production of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, there are jokes about ‘Jesus’ being caught backstage with his “tongue down Mary Magdalene’s throat”.
additional issues
The film features mild bad language ('bloody', 'bullshit', 'sod' and 'piss') and uses of 'God', 'Christ' and 'hell'. There is a scene in which a man is discovered to have died; however there is no injury detail. A woman makes a reference to having once taken acid, but drug misuse is not glamourised. There is also a scene in which a woman refers to experiencing sexism at work; but discrimination is not endorsed by the film.
Director(s)Sara Sugarman
Production year2021
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes109m
CastLouisa Cliffe, Krrish Patel, Jonathan Pryce, Beatie Edney, Saul Sugarman, Samantha Morton, Owain Yeoman, Maya Millard, Mitchell Zhangazha, Harry Luke, Sara Sugarman, Piers Ashworth, Lorraine King, Karl Hall, Piers Tempest, Matt Williams, Hamish Doyne-Ditmas, John Wilson, Kelly Valentine Hendry, Jonathan Houlding
infrequent moderate sex references
Classified Date:
04/01/2022
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Sky Cinema
sex
There is a moderate sex reference to a woman's boyfriend 'shagging' her best friend. After a production of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, there are jokes about ‘Jesus’ being caught backstage with his “tongue down Mary Magdalene’s throat”.
additional issues
The film features mild bad language ('bloody', 'bullshit' and 'piss') and uses of 'God', 'Christ' and 'hell'. There is a scene in which a man is discovered to have died; however there is no injury detail. A woman makes a reference to having once taken acid, but drug misuse is not glamourised. There is also a scene in which a woman refers to experiencing sexism at work; but discrimination is not endorsed by the film.
infrequent moderate sex references
Classified Date:
10/02/2023
Version:
2D
Use:
Physical media + VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Spirit Entertainment
sex
There is a moderate sex reference to a woman's boyfriend 'shagging' her best friend. After a production of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, there are jokes about ‘Jesus’ being caught backstage with his “tongue down Mary Magdalene’s throat”.
additional issues
The film features mild bad language ('bloody', 'bullshit', 'sod' and 'piss') and uses of 'God', 'Christ' and 'hell'. There is a scene in which a man is discovered to have died; however there is no injury detail. A woman makes a reference to having once taken acid, but drug misuse is not glamourised. There is also a scene in which a woman refers to experiencing sexism at work; but discrimination is not endorsed by the film.
Classified Date:
20/12/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Sky Cinema
Classified date10/02/2023
LanguageEnglish
