A rating tells you what to expect before you press play. You will see it in the top right corner of the picture of every film, series, album and single. Tap it to come back to this page. A work shows Not Rated until Kineograph gives it a rating.
Film ratings
These ratings are used for films.
General audiences. All ages. Nothing in it should worry parents.
Parental guidance suggested. Some material may not suit young children.
Parents strongly cautioned. Some material may not suit children under 13.
Restricted. Strong violence, strong language, sexual content or drug use. Viewers under 17 need a parent or adult guardian.
Adults only. No one 17 and under. Explicit sexual content or extreme material.
Series ratings
These ratings are used for series.
Made for all children, including very young children.
Made for children age 7 and older. May have mild fantasy or cartoon-style action.
Suitable for all ages. It is not made for children, but nothing in it is a problem for them.
Parental guidance suggested. May have mild language, mild violence or some suggestive content.
Parents strongly cautioned. Not suitable for children under 14. Stronger violence, language or sexual content.
Mature audiences only. For adults. Strong violence, strong language or explicit sexual content.
Music ratings
These labels are used for albums and singles.
No strong language and no mature content.
Has strong language or other mature content. This is the standard Parental Advisory label.
Reason letters on series
A series rating can carry letters that say why it got that rating.
D: suggestive dialogue
L: coarse language
S: sexual content
V: violence
FV: fantasy violence
Who gives the rating
Kineograph gives the rating. Creators tell us what is in their work, such as strong language or violence, and may suggest a rating. We make the final choice.
Official Kineograph reviewers can also choose the rating for the works they review.
Not Rated means no rating has been given yet.