The Iron Claw

Moderate wrestling violence features kicks, punches, body slams and suplexes, occasionally resulting in brief bloody detail. Another scene contains a sequence of non-fatal strangulation.

There is use of strong language (‘f**k’). Milder terms include ‘son of a bitch’, ‘bastard’, ‘ass’ and ‘shit’.

A short comic sequence shows a man masturbating vigorously in the shower, but there is no visible nudity. A woman rides a man in the backseat of a car in undetailed silhouette. There are also mild verbal sex references.

A disabled person in a state of distress describes themself as 'deformed'.

People are shown snorting or injecting drugs. There are also verbal references to drug addiction. Drug misuse is not condoned by the film.

A wrestler in a state of emotional turmoil is shown training excessively, including by repeatedly slamming himself against the ropes and onto the floor of the ring.

There are upsetting scenes involving suicide and references to suicide, without graphic visual detail.

There is occasional moderate injury detail, including sight of blood smeared on professional wrestlers’ faces and torsos.

The film addresses complex issues including mental health, difficult family relationships, grief and suicide.

Moderate wrestling violence features kicks, punches, body slams and suplexes, occasionally resulting in brief bloody detail. Another scene contains a sequence of non-fatal strangulation.

There is use of strong language (‘f**k’). Milder terms include ‘son of a bitch’, ‘bastard’, ‘ass’ and ‘shit’.

A short comic sequence shows a man masturbating vigorously in the shower, but there is no visible nudity. A woman rides a man in the backseat of a car in undetailed silhouette. There are also mild verbal sex references.

A disabled person in a state of distress describes themself as 'deformed'.

People are shown snorting or injecting drugs. There are also verbal references to drug addiction. Drug misuse is not condoned by the film.

There are upsetting scenes involving suicide and references to suicide, without graphic visual detail. A wrestler in a state of emotional turmoil is shown training excessively, including by repeatedly slamming himself against the ropes and onto the floor of the ring.

There is occasional moderate injury detail, including sight of blood smeared on professional wrestlers’ faces and torsos.

The film addresses complex issues including mental health, difficult family relationships, grief and suicide.