Nine Key Frames
BBFC Rating
Imitable Behaviour
After researching the different certificate's assigned to films, we realised that our film would be set as a 15. This is primarily because of our focus on suicide and violence as the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) depicts any kind of dangerous behaviour, such as suicide or self-harming, can be mentions however should not be covered in detail. Because of this, we purposely avoided mentioning Charlie's suicide too much, as well as leaving the trailer open ended so that the audience do not know whether he went through with it or not.
Language
Although no aggressive or coarse language was used in the trailer, it can be assumed that in the film the boys would use strong language continuously. However, we would purposely avoid using swearing out of context to purposely to lower the certificate and interest a wider audience.
Nudity
Only a small amount of nudity was shown in the trailer as the character Luca, was standing on a hill naked with a bottle of Champaign in his hand. There was no other nudity shown, casually or sexually.
Violence
Nearer to the end of the trailer, the boys demonstrated to get more violent however we do not show any gore or sadistic violence, meaning it still fits into a 15 certificate. Furthermore, we do not show much injury to the characters aside from sight blood, meaning the violence is not too strong.
Health and Safety
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