The Day Innocence Died: Bloody Sunday and the Fight for Justice

There is real-world footage of conflict, including soldiers firing weapons, people beaten with batons, the preparation of petrol bombs, and people hurling objects. There are verbal references to killing and terrorism.

Scenes of gun threat occur during confrontations between armed forces and civilians, including sequences in which people are fired upon and others shelter from gunfire. Buildings are set on fire during a period of unrest. There are verbal accounts of raids and fearful civilians.

Strong language ('f**k') occurs, as well as rude gestures and milder terms (for example, 'bastard').

References are made to discriminatory behaviour.

Scenes showing prisoners on hunger strike include references to them starving themselves to death.

There are several images of real dead bodies, some of which are bloodstained. There are also distressing images of injured civilians in the aftermath of conflict.

The documentary deals extensively with grief and the emotional impact of losing loved ones to violence. There are references to mental health and trauma.