2. Research abuse
• What Is Abuse?
o Abuse can be physical, sexual, emotional,
verbal, or a combination of any or all of these.
• Physical abuse:
o Easily recognized form of abuse.
o Can be any kind of hitting, shaking, burning, and
other actions that cause physical injury, leave
marks, or cause pain.
• Sexual abuse:
o Sexual contact between an adult and anyone Verbal Abuse
younger than 18
o between an older child and a younger child.
o If a family member sexually abuses another family
member, this is called incest.
• Emotional abuse:
o Emotional abuse can hurt and cause damage just
as physical abuse does.
• Neglect: Physical Abuse
o Neglect occurs when a child or teen doesn't have
adequate food, housing, clothes, medical care,
or supervision. Sexual Abuse
3. Research: Young Couples
• Almost 16 million adults aged 16-24
living in the UK are either married or
living with their partner.
• Students who marry while in school
may be missing out on some
experiences that would enhance their
life experience and maturity.
• In their late teens and early twenties,
people are still forming their adult
identities.
• They will come to realize that they
didn’t really know themselves yet
when they got married, as well as feel
that they have grown apart from their
partner.
• Marrying until after about age 27 or so
to ensure that this growth curve has
begun to slow down, shows that the
person know what they are doing.
4. BBFC
• BBFC stands for ‘The British Board of Film Classification’
• It is not a government organisation and was founded by the
film industry.
• They are responsible for the classification of films in UK.
• They start classifying films in cinema in 1912.
• Start classifying videos and DVDs ever since the Video
Recordings Act in 1984.
5. • Cinema
o The British Board of Film Censors started in 1912 by the film industry
o It became the body that classifies the films nationally.
o The power of this will remain with the local councils.
• Rejected films
• Banning films
• Altering categories
• Cuts
• Video
o Video Recordings Act was passed by the Parliament in 1984.
o They allowed video recordings for sale and for hire in UK, but not illegally
6. Film Classification
Age Rate Allowed Not Allowed
U (Universal) – • Positive moral framework • Discriminatory language or bad behaviour
everyone is • If drugs are used, must be used for educational • Illegal drugs or drug misuse
suitable purpose • Dangerous behaviour
• Mild scary scenes • Realistic weapons
• Very mild bad language (infrequent) • Sexual content
• Natural nudity
• Mild sexual behaviour
• Mild violence
PG (Parental • Scary scenes should not be intense • Discriminatory language and behaviour
Guidance) • Mild bad language • Drugs
• Natural nudity
• Mild sexual references
• Violence (no detail)
12A/12 • Drugs (infrequent) • Discriminatory language and behaviour
• Moderate threat
• No detail of dangerous behaviour
• Moderate language
• Nudity
15 • Drug taking • Dangerous behaviour
• Strong threat
• Strong language
• Sexual activity
• Violence
18 • Suitable for adults • No younger than 18
• Sex is to inform and to educate
R18 • Explicit works
7. Genre: Drama
• Genre drama is the category of the films where it have scenes
that will make the audiences feel deep emotions
• Drama have different categories/themes and it have:
o Misunderstanding
o Deep emotions
o Arguments
o Can be fictional
o Can also be non-fictional
o Etc.
