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    This document discusses film classification systems in different countries. It explains that in the United States, films are classified by the MPAA into G, PG, PG-13, R, and NC-17 ratings based on content. In Mexico, films can receive ratings from AA to D based on content appropriateness for different age groups. In Britain, the BBFC system uses ratings like U, PG, 12A, 15, 18, and R18 to indicate audience suitability.

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    This document discusses film classification systems in different countries. It explains that in the United States, films are classified by the MPAA into G, PG, PG-13, R, and NC-17 ratings based on content. In Mexico, films can receive ratings from AA to D based on content appropriateness for different age groups. In Britain, the BBFC system uses ratings like U, PG, 12A, 15, 18, and R18 to indicate audience suitability.

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    UNIDAD 4 LOS

    MEDIOS DE
    COMUNICACIN.

    EVIDENCIA 2
    FILM
    CLASSIFICATI
    ON

    CULTURA DE LA N1
    LENGUA Csar Orlando Moreno De Hoyos 1691302

    Cinema and other industries related


    to art and culture have a direct
    influence on the social behavior of
    people; For this reason films are
    considered to be very effective
    models that affect individual
    behaviors; It is for this reason that
    the films are subjected to an
    analysis previous to their exhibition.

    As you should know, all


    movies are classified in
    different ways with some
    letter, number or
    something like this, to
    determine the minimum
    age of the audience.
    American Film
    Classification
    The classification of a film is
    decided by the Motion Picture
    Association of America (MPAA)
    for the North American films.
    The association consists of 13
    parents who watch each movie
    and agree on a rating. It is not a
    dependency of government, no
    American Film
    Classification
    In the United States the films
    can be classified:
    G - For all ages
    PG - Some scenes may not be
    suitable for children so it is
    suggested that parents talk to
    and guide their children.
    PG 13 - Some scenes may not be
    suitable for children under 13
    American Film
    Classification
    R - Entry restricted. Under 17 years
    must be accompanied by a parent,
    adult or guardian to enter the room.
    NC-17 - Entry restricted to children
    under 18 years (still accompanied by
    an adult).

    It is important to know that it is not
    mandatory for movies to be classified.
    When a film is not subject to
    American Film
    Classification

    In this image
    you can see
    the
    classifications
    .
    Mexican Film
    Classification
    In Mexico in our country the
    Secretara de Gobernacin"
    is in charge of regulating the
    classifications. We have
    more options than in the
    United States (AA, A, B, B-
    15, C, D)
    Mexican Film
    InClassification
    Mexico the films can be classified:
    AA - "Comprehensible for children under 7
    years old". It indicates that it is a film for all
    public, but particularly attractive and
    understandable for children under 7 years.
    A - "For all the public". It indicates that it is a
    film for all public not necessarily of interest
    for children less than 7 years, but apt to be
    seen by children under 12 years.
    B - "For adolescents ages 12 and over."
    Indicates that it is a film suitable for those
    over 12 years, it is suggested that parents
    Mexican Film
    Classification
    B 15 - "B not recommended for children
    under 15 years". Invites parents to
    accompany their children, since it is a
    film not recommended for children
    under 15 years.
    C - "For adults 18 years and over". This
    classification is restrictive. Indicates
    that it prohibits entry to minors under
    18 years.
    D - "Movies for Adults". Indicates that it
    British Film
    Classification
    The classification of a film is
    decided by the British Board
    of Film Classification (BBFC)
    is to classify films into
    various categories to provide
    an advance warning of what
    the audience might expct.
    British Film
    Classification
    In England the films can be classified:
    U this film should be suitable for
    audiences aged 4 years and over,
    although it is impossible to predict what
    might upset any particular child.
    PG (Parental Guidance) -
    Unaccompanied children of any age may
    watch, but parents are advised to
    consider whether the content may upset
    younger, or more sensitive, children.
    British Film
    18 Classification
    suitable only for adults. No one younger
    than 18 may see an 18 film in a cinema.
    R18 - To be shown only in specially licensed
    cinemas, or supplied only in licensed sex
    shops, and to adults only
    Uc this video is particularly suitable for pre-
    school children.
    12A/12 Suitable for 12 years and over - No
    one younger than 12 may see a 12A film in a
    cinema unless accompanied by an adult.
    Adults planning to take a child under 12 to
    view a 12A film should consider whether the
    British Film
    Classification

    In this image
    you can see
    the
    classifications
    .
    REFERENCE
    S

    http://www.actitudfem.com/tecnologia/nuevo/gadgets/c
    omo-se-clasifican-las-peliculas

    https://cultura.elpais.com/cultura/2004/11/24/actua
    lidad/1101250801_850215.html

    https://www.enterateaguascalientes.com/se-clasifican
    -las-peliculas-en-mexico/

    http://www.gobernacion.gob.mx/work/models/SEGOB/R
    esource/144/1/images/criterios.pdf

    http://www.bbfc.co.uk/

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