The BBFC was set up to regulate moving image such as; film, DVD, video and some video games. Regulating the moving images gives potential viewers information about it prior to viewing the content, this can protect vulnerable viewers from viewing unsuitable content for them. The regulation is done on an age limit, there are a set of guidelines, which are updated every four years, that help the BBFC make appropriate classification decisions. These guidelines are accumulated by extensive public research, consultation and experience. They question issues such as language, discrimination, violence, sex and drugs.
I decided that A Question of Identity was a 15, due to the strong violence of Sydney being killed.
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