new oasis A documentary on the rock recently indicated instructions from the British Classification Council that some quarters of the British press have criticized “wake up”.
To some extent, it was directed by the former administrative director of the records of the construction of posters, “Tim Abbott” and “Timat” for its issuance in the United Kingdom with the launch of the band’s sale round (Which started in Cardiff on Friday), Seat for hundreds of hours of previously invisible archive shots. Abbott was the one who received in 1993 a call from his creation colleague Alan McGgy, who announced that he had just found the following Beatles after hearing playing in Glasgow. They signed a few days later.
It is expected that any documentary film on “Gallaghar Bracez” is a small color in the screen, and this is exactly what the British Film Classification Council has.
In its online guide, the BBFC – which gave the film a classification 15 – “a very strong language” (such as “C ** T”) and “frequent use of strong language” (including “curse”) cite) along with “the use of rude gestures”. There is also, as he claims, “references that were made to cocaine and” high get “, while” people smoke cigarettes and drink alcohol all the time. “
Of course, for a known band – at least throughout the nineties and early first decade of the twentieth century – for excessive nets, drinking and smoking, a song called “cigarettes and alcohol” and words including “Where were you while we were in a high position” (from “Champagne Supernova”) will be a shock if no of these elements in the movie does. But in highlighting them, BBFC was accused of slapping “to” somewhat “with” a wake of the trigger warning “by many British tabllade newspapers.
However, for BBFC, it is just part of the “expanded content advice” for movies – guidelines it has been doing since 2007 that she says to give viewers more information when it comes to determining what is appropriate for themselves and watching their families.
But this is not the first time that the body has been fire to provide this information. Last year, it ignited a slight anger – including Pierce Morgan – after a line in his directives about “bad guys”, who alerted viewers to film the film to distinguish against a woman with green skin and the persecution of modern animals.
“Through our age rankings and our content advice, BBFC enables the fans to make enlightened viewing decisions,” BBFC spokesman said in a statement. diverse.
“We are building all our age rankings and content tips on our classification instructions, which are the result of widespread consultation with the audience-which recently includes 12,000 people-which are updated every four to five years to ensure their continuation in contrast to the expectations of the British fans.”
