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All films that screen in New Zealand are given a rating by the Film & Video Labelling Body.
The symbols for unrestricted ratings are:
(G) Suitable for general audiences
(PG) Parental guidance recommended for younger viewers
(M) Suitable for mature audiences 16 years of age and over
(R16) Restricted to persons 16 years and over
(R18) Restricted to persons 18 years and over
(R) Specified restrictions
The majority of ratings and classifications also bear Descriptive Notes
(e.g. Contains Violence, Sex Scenes, Offensive Language, etc).
Film labels are colour coded, much the same as traffic lights:
GREEN means anyone can view a movie
YELLOW means that anyone can view the film, but the film may contain material, such as violence or sexual themes, which may offend or upset some people. Parental guidance is advised before children view the film.
RED means that the film is legally restricted and can only be viewed by the audience specified. There are no exceptions to this restriction |
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