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The Film Rating type holds film content ratings by country, such as the US MPAA system of G, PG, PG-13, R and NC-17. more

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PG (USA)   Film rating   0
Rated PG—Parental guidance suggested -- Some material may not be suitable for pre-teenagers.
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UK: PG   Film rating   0
All ages admitted, but parents are advised that certain scenes may be unsuitable for younger children
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PG-13 (USA)   Film rating   13
Rated PG-13—Parents strongly cautioned -- Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13.
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R (USA)   Film rating   17
Restricted -- No one under 17 admitted unless accompanied by parent or adult guardian.
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G (USA)   Film rating   0
General Audiences -- All ages admitted.
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NC-17 (USA)   Film rating   18
No one 17 and under admitted.
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UK: Uc   Film rating   0
Suitable for all, but especially suitable for children from the age of 2 to 6 to watch on their own (video & DVD only).
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UK: U   Film rating   0
Suitable for all.
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UK: 12a   Film rating   12
Suitable for those aged 12 and over (cinema only); under 12s are only admitted if accompanied by an over 18
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UK: 12   Film rating   12
Suitable for those aged 12 and over (video & DVD only).
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UK: 15   Film rating   15
Suitable for those aged 15 and over.
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UK: 18   Film rating   18
Suitable for those aged 18 and over.
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UK: R18   Film rating   18
Suitable for those aged 18 and over and only available at licensed cinemas and sex shops.
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CBFC: A   Film rating   18  
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X-rated   Topic    
X-rated (also known as X certificate or X classification) is a film rating indicating strong adult content, typically sex content and nudity, or violence and profanity. In Australia, X-rated is a legal term. The Office of Film and Literature Classification (OFLC), a government institution, issues ratings for all movies and television shows sold or aired. Movies showing explicit, non-simulated sex are rated "X". "X" rated movies are not permitted to be sold in most States, but possession of...
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CBFC: U   Film rating      
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CBFC: U/A   Film rating      
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CBFC: S   Film rating      
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FSK 12   Film rating   12
German rating, Freigegeben ab 12 Jahren. Children 12 or older admitted; children between 6 and 11 are allowed in some movies when accompanied by parent or legal guardian.
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FSK 18   Topic   18
German rating, Keine Jugendfreigabe. No-one under 18 admitted.
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FSK 0   Topic   0
German rating, Ohne Altersbeschränkung. No age restriction.  
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FSK 6   Topic   6
German rating, Freigegeben ab 6 Jahren. No children under 6 admitted.
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FSK 16   Topic   16
German rating, Freigegeben ab 16 Jahren. No children under 16 admitted.
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SPIO/JK   Topic   18
German classification: unrated, but legal for adults (18+) according to the SPIO.
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18   Film rating   18
Irish Film Censor's Office rating: minimum admission age is 18.
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G   Film rating   0
Irish Film Censor's Office rating: suitable for all.
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PG   Film rating   0
Irish Film Censor's Office rating: parents strongly advised to accompany smaller children.
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12A   Film rating   12
Irish Film Censor's Office rating: minimum admission age is 12, younger children may be admitted if accompanied by an adult.
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15A   Film rating   15
Irish Film Censor's Office rating: minimum admission age is 15, younger children may be admitted if accompanied by an adult.
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16   Film rating   16
Irish Film Censor's Office rating: minimum admission age is 16.
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