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British Board of Film Classification

BBFC

British film regulation organization that classifies films, videos, and online content according to suitability for children.

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British Board of Film Classification

BBFC

British film regulation organization that classifies films, videos, and online content according to suitability for children.

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Inception

1912

1932

1951

7/1/1970

11/1/1982

1985

8/1/1989

2002

7/1/1994

Instance Of

Non-Governmental Organization

Information System

Replaced By

BBFC Reference

BBFC Rating

https://bbfc.co.uk/terms-and-conditions

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Irish Film Classification Office

(1923)

Country

Ireland

Point in Time

: 1923

Pan European Game Information

(7/30/2012)

Applies to Part

Video Game

Sourcing Circumstances

Mainly

Point in Time

: 7/30/2012

Applies to Part

Non-Governmental Organization

: BBFC did not classify home videos until 1985. Despite this, the U certificate is currently available to be used on home video.

: BBFC did not classify home videos until 1985. Despite this, all 4 of the certificates are currently available to be used on home video.

: Applies to U, PG, 15, 18, and R18 rated video works. The Uc certificate was applied exclusively to video works.

Applies to Part

12 Certificate

Quotation

: Inception of the 12 certificate on home video was on 1 July 1994. Films classified 12 on cinema to have a release on home video before 1 July 1994 requires to have the home video release cut for a PG certificate, or accepting a 15 certificate for home video.

: The 12A certificate applies to cinemas only. The 12 certificate will still apply to home video, television, and bonus material, even as of today.