The Flight of Bryan
drug misuse
Director(s)James Erskine
Production year2024
Release date15/11/2024
Genre(s)Documentary
Approx. running minutes99m
CastBryan Allen, Jordan Renzo, Theo Erskine
The Flight of Bryan
drug misuse
This uplifting documentary recounts the 1970s story of a ragtag team determined to master the skies with a human-powered ...
This uplifting documentary recounts the 1970s story of a ragtag team determined to master the skies with a human-powered aircraft. It includes hallucinogenic drug sequences, but celebrates neurodiversity and teamwork.
violence
threat and horror
language
sex
discrimination
drugs
theme
sexual violence and sexual threat
drug misuse
Classified Date:
22/10/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Altitude Film Distribution
violence
A ball hits a child in a moment of comic slapstick.
threat and horror
Archive footage of crashing hang-gliders is featured; a man talks about the number of hang-gliding fatalities that occurred in the early days of the activity. There are tense sequences as a human-powered aircraft threatens to crash or break up over the English Channel.
language
There is occasional mild bad language ('shit', 'piss') as well as milder terms which include 'God', 'damn'.
sex
A woman says she once appeared in the pornographic magazine 'Penthouse'.
discrimination
A neurodiverse man talks about being ostracised as a child and referred to as a 'weirdo', before the condition of Asperger's syndrome was recognised or diagnosed. Neurodiversity is presented positively throughout the film.
drugs
A man describes going on a 'vision quest' and taking an unspecified hallucinogenic substance; this is represented by a sequence of psychedelic imagery and sight of a bird-headed figure the man claims to have seen. There are verbal references to 'tripping'.
theme
There are verbal references to a man's post traumatic stress disorder after his return home from the Vietnam war.
Classified date22/14/2024
LanguageEnglish
violence
threat and horror
language
sex
discrimination
drugs
theme
sexual violence and sexual threat
Director(s)James Erskine
Production year2024
Release date15/11/2024
Genre(s)Documentary
Approx. running minutes99m
CastBryan Allen, Jordan Renzo, Theo Erskine
drug misuse
Classified Date:
22/10/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Altitude Film Distribution
violence
A ball hits a child in a moment of comic slapstick.
threat and horror
Archive footage of crashing hang-gliders is featured; a man talks about the number of hang-gliding fatalities that occurred in the early days of the activity. There are tense sequences as a human-powered aircraft threatens to crash or break up over the English Channel.
language
There is occasional mild bad language ('shit', 'piss') as well as milder terms which include 'God', 'damn'.
sex
A woman says she once appeared in the pornographic magazine 'Penthouse'.
discrimination
A neurodiverse man talks about being ostracised as a child and referred to as a 'weirdo', before the condition of Asperger's syndrome was recognised or diagnosed. Neurodiversity is presented positively throughout the film.
drugs
A man describes going on a 'vision quest' and taking an unspecified hallucinogenic substance; this is represented by a sequence of psychedelic imagery and sight of a bird-headed figure the man claims to have seen. There are verbal references to 'tripping'.
theme
There are verbal references to a man's post traumatic stress disorder after his return home from the Vietnam war.
Classified date22/14/2024
LanguageEnglish
