Song Sung Blue

Punches are exchanged during a brief comic brawl sequence, resulting in aftermath sight of a character with a nosebleed.

An out-of-control car is shown speeding towards someone, implying an off-screen collision. Other scenes show a person clutching their chest and collapsing due to heart problems.

There is infrequent use of strong language (‘f**k’). Milder terms include ‘whore’, ‘son of a bitch’, ‘shit’, ‘balls’, ‘pissed’, ‘crap’, ‘boobs’, ‘hussy’, ‘Jesus’ and ‘Goddamnit’, in addition to use of the ‘middle finger’ gesture.

A couple kiss and start to undress in a sequence implying off-screen sex. The term ‘screw’ is used in the sexual sense. A singer is repeatedly referred to by the stage name ‘Sex Machine’.

A heckler addresses a male singer by the discriminatory term ‘nelly’. A white person jokingly uses the word 'honky' to describe himself.

One teenager offers to share a marijuana joint with another; the drug misuse occurs off screen, but a subsequent scene briefly shows the teens acting as if intoxicated. Another scene contains a passing reference to an alleged ‘dope dealer’.

A character accidentally strikes their head, sustaining a bloody injury. Blood is visible on people’s hands and clothing following an off-screen car accident.

A person makes an undetailed joke involving suicide.

Upsetting scenes include ones involving death and bereavement, as well as others in which a character struggles with their mental health in the aftermath of a life-changing injury, A family, including children, are seen in a state of panic and distress after a loved one is injured in an off-screen accident. Challenging themes such as grief and mental health are handled in a sensitive manner.

There are occasional references to a person’s recovery from alcoholism and the risk of relapse.

Punches are exchanged during a brief comic brawl sequence, resulting in aftermath sight of a character with a nosebleed.

An out-of-control car is shown speeding towards someone, implying an off-screen collision. Other scenes show a person clutching their chest and collapsing due to heart problems.

There is infrequent use of strong language (‘f**k’). Milder terms include ‘whore’, ‘son of a bitch’, ‘shit’, ‘balls’, ‘pissed’, ‘crap’, ‘boobs’, ‘hussy’, ‘Jesus’ and ‘Goddamnit’, in addition to use of the ‘middle finger’ gesture.

A couple kiss and start to undress in a sequence implying off-screen sex. The term ‘screw’ is used in the sexual sense. A singer is repeatedly referred to by the stage name ‘Sex Machine’.

A heckler addresses a male singer by the discriminatory term ‘nelly’. A white person jokingly uses the word 'honky' to describe himself.

One teenager offers to share a marijuana joint with another; the drug misuse occurs off screen, but a subsequent scene briefly shows the teens acting as if intoxicated. Another scene contains a passing reference to an alleged ‘dope dealer’.

A character accidentally strikes their head, sustaining a bloody injury. Blood is visible on people’s hands and clothing following an off-screen car accident.

A person makes an undetailed joke involving suicide.

Upsetting scenes include ones involving death and bereavement, as well as others in which a character struggles with their mental health in the aftermath of a life-changing injury, A family, including children, are seen in a state of panic and distress after a loved one is injured in an off-screen accident. Challenging themes such as grief and mental health are handled in a sensitive manner.

There are occasional references to a person’s recovery from alcoholism and the risk of relapse.