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GUIDELINES and age categories for films CLASSIFICATION The Film and Publication Board, helping you make informed choices on the films you watch, games you play and publications you read. Toll Free: 012 661 0051 www.fpb.org.za 16 SNVL X18 10V PG SV @FPB_ZA film and publication board A Means all ages category and means it is suitable for all. PG 7-9 PG Means that material in not suitable for children under the age of 7. A parent or caregiver may decide if the material is appropriate for children their care from ages 7-9, if it is of particular entertainment or educational value for such children. Children from the ages of 7-9 years may not be allowed to watch a film classified 7-9 unless accompanied by an adult. 10-12 PG Means that material in not suitable for children under the age of 10. A parent or caregiver may decide if the material is appropriate for children to decide whether or not a child in their care from ages 10-12, if it is of particular entertainment or educational value for such children. Children from the ages of 10-12 years may not be allowed to watch a film classified 10-12 unless accompanied by an adult. X18 Means only a holder of a licence to conduct the business of adult premises, set out in section 24 of the Act, may distribute the film to persons older than eighteen or exhibit such content to such person within such premises. 18 Means that the material is not suitable for person under 18 years. 16 Means that the material is not suitable for persons under the age of 16. XX Means the material may not be distributed or exhibited in public by anyone and also not in the adult premises set out in the section 24 of the act. In the case of child pornography it may also not be possessed anywhere. 13 Means that the material is not suitable for children under the age of 13. Means all ages category but cautious sensitive viewers and indicates that parents and caregivers are in the best position to decide whether or not a child in their care may view film or DVD for home entertainment purposes.

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GUIDELINESand age categoriesfor films

CLASSIFICATION

The Film and Publication Board, helping you make informed choices on the films you

watch, games you play and publications you read.

Toll Free: 012 661 0051

www.fpb.org.za

16SNVL

X1810V

@FPB_ZAfilm and publication board

Means all ages category and means it is suitable for all.

7-9 PG

Means that material in not suitable for children under the age of 7. A parent or caregiver may decide if the material is appropriate for children their care from ages 7-9, if it is of particular entertainment or educational value for such children. Children from the ages of 7-9 years may not be allowed to watch a film classified 7-9 unless accompanied by an adult.

10-12 PG

Means that material in not suitable for children under the age of 10. A parent or caregiver may decide if the material is appropriate for children to decide whether or not a child in their care from ages 10-12, if it is of particular entertainment or educational value for such children. Children from the ages of 10-12 years may not be allowed to watch a film classified 10-12 unless accompanied by an adult.

X18

Means only a holder of a licence to conduct the business of adult premises, set out in section 24 of the Act, may distribute the film to persons older than eighteen or exhibit such content to such person within such premises.

Means that the material is not suitable for person under 18 years.

Means that the material is not suitable for persons under the age of 16.

Means the material may not be distributed or exhibited in public by anyone and also not in the adult premises set out in the section 24 of the act. In the case of child pornography it may also not be possessed anywhere.

Means that the material is not suitable for children under the age of 13.

Means all ages category but cautious sensitive viewers and indicates that parents and caregivers are in the best position to decide whether or not a child in their care may view film or DVD for home entertainment purposes.

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