Tuesday

A woman bashes a fantastical creature with a heavy book and, when its remains continue talking to her, she swallows them.

A woman mistakes the intentions of a man who tries to speak to her and, feeling threatened, hurries away from him. There are references to fantastical apocalyptic events overcoming a city, which are placed in a comic context.

There is strong language ('f**k'), as well as milder terms such as 'prick', 'shit', 'ass', 'God' and 'hell',

There is a passing, comic reference to masturbation.

There is brief cannabis smoking with a vaping device, and a passing, comic reference to heroin.

Moderate injury detail includes sight of a man whose legs are missing following a work accident, a man with burns on his face, and blood on a window after a bird bashes its head repeatedly against it.

A woman urinates on a beach in undetailed fashion.

There are moderate upsetting and disturbing scenes in a film that explores themes of loss and death through the terminal illness of a young woman and her mother's struggle to cope with the inevitable. Death is embodied in the fantastical form of a tropical bird which communicates with the mother and daughter, as well as with others who must face the end of their lives, and guides them to their fate or through their grief. The film's treatment of difficult themes is sensitive, and the tone is lightened by both fantasy and comedy, with hopeful messaging being sent out about life not being devalued by death.

There is infrequent cigarette smoking.

A woman bashes a fantastical creature with a heavy book and, when its remains continue talking to her, she swallows them.

A woman mistakes the intentions of a man who tries to speak to her and, feeling threatened, hurries away from him. There are references to fantastical apocalyptic events overcoming a city, which are placed in a comic context.

There is strong language ('f**k'), as well as milder terms such as 'prick', 'shit', 'ass', 'God' and 'hell',

There is a passing, comic reference to masturbation and use of the term 'punani' in song lyrics.

There is brief cannabis smoking with a vaping device, and a passing, comic reference to heroin.

Moderate injury detail includes sight of a man whose legs are missing following a work accident, a man with burns on his face, and blood on a window after a bird bashes its head repeatedly against it.

A woman urinates on a beach in undetailed fashion.

There are moderate upsetting and disturbing scenes in a film that explores themes of loss and death through the terminal illness of a young woman and her mother's struggle to cope with the inevitable. Death is embodied in the fantastical form of a tropical bird which communicates with the mother and daughter, as well as with others who must face the end of their lives, and guides them to their fate or through their grief. The film's treatment of difficult themes is sensitive, and the tone is lightened by both fantasy and comedy, with hopeful messaging being sent out about life not being devalued by death.

There is infrequent cigarette smoking.