The Deb

Scenes of moderate violence include punches thrown by teenagers during fights at a party, as well as comic references to the repeated stabbing of an animal. A woman insults and verbally abuses her children.

Sequences of threat include a building fire in which a person is trapped and loses consciousness. A teenager is verbally threatened during a bullying incident.

There is use of very strong language ('c**t') as well as frequent use of strong language ('f**k'). Milder terms including 'skank', 'slut', 'bitch', 'dickhead', 'wanker', 'arsehole', 'balls', 'tits', 'shit', 'crap', 'piss', 'bloody' and 'screw'.

Strong sex references include comic discussions about sexual acts with animals and references to pornography. There is also sight of implied erections under teenage boys' trousers.

References are made to misogyny, sexism and racism, which are clearly condemned and mostly presented in a comic context.

Brief references are made to crystal meth.

A teenage boy coerces a girl into letting him take a photo of her topless and then shows the image to his friends. There are references to a teacher propositioning a student, and a girl accuses another of kissing her against her will.

There is sight of blood on a teenager's head following a fight.

Comic sight of pubic hair is seen in a painting and there is frequent rude humour.

Recurring scenes depict bullying and its emotional impact on teenagers. References are made to eating disorders, bereavement and cancer. Upsetting scenes show characters dealing with social exclusion and loss.

Teenagers are shown binge drinking alcohol at parties, with them getting drunk and behaving inappropriately. Adults and teenagers smoke and vape.