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Western Provinces
The following classifications apply to B.C., Alberta, and Saskatchewan. If a Provincial/Territorial rating is not available, FilmCan will display the MPAA provided rating for the film.
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General |
A film is to be classified as General if the contents are considered acceptable
for all age groups. Films with this rating are allowed to include: occasional
violence, occasional swearing and coarse language, the most innocent of
sexually suggestive scenes and nudity.
If a film includes any of the above, a warning accompanying the film's
advertisements may be required.
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| PG |
Parental Guidance |
A film is to be classified as Parental Guidance where the themes or content of
the film may not be suitable for all children, although there is no age restriction.
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| 14A |
14A |
A film is to be classified as 14A where the film is suitable for viewing by
persons aged 14 or older. Children under 14 are admitted if accompanied by an
adult. Films with this rating may contain the following: violence, coarse language
and/or sexually suggestive scenes.
Parents Cautioned
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| 18A |
18A |
A film is to be classified as 18A where the film is suitable for viewing by
persons aged 18 or older, not for persons under 18 unless accompanied by an
adult. Films with this rating will contain: horror, explicit violence, frequent coarse
language, sexually suggestive scenes.
Parents Strongly Cautioned
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| R |
Restricted |
Persons under the age of 18 are not granted entrance to Restricted films unless
they are accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult. Films with a
restricted rating contain some or all of the following: sexually explicit scenes,
brutal violence, intense horror and/or other disturbing scenes, frequent use of
coarse language and swearing.
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| A |
Adult |
Admittance restricted to persons 18 years and older. Content not suitable for
minors. Contains predominantly sexually explicit activity.
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