• Director(s)

    Gia Coppola

  • Production Year

    2013

  • Genre(s)

    Drama

  • Approx. running minutes

    96m

  • Cast

    Emma Roberts, James Franco, Jack Kilmer, Nat Wolff, Olivia Crocicchia, Claudia Levy, Jacqui Getty

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Film

Palo Alto

very strong language, strong sex, sex references, drug use

An unflinching portrait of adolescent lust, boredom, and self-destruction that centers around a shy young girl "Emma Roberts" on the cusp of an illicit relationship with her soccer coach "James Franco".…

An unflinching portrait of adolescent lust, boredom, and self-destruction that centers around a shy young girl "Emma Roberts" on the cusp of an illicit relationship with her soccer coach "James Franco".

language
There is a single use of very strong language when a drunk teenage boy tells a teenage girl, "You can be a real c**t, you know that?". The boy is presented as obnoxious and the girl reacts by striking him with a bottle. The film also contains multiple uses of strong language ('f**k' and 'motherf**ker'), as well as various uses of milder terms, such as 'shit', 'bitch', 'asshole' and 'jerk'.
sex
There is a scene of implied fellatio, as well as a scene of implied sexual intercourse. There is brief sight, on a television screen, of a woman removing her top to expose her breasts. There are strong verbal sex references, including to oral sex and pornography.
drugs
Joint smoking, including a scene in which a father shares one with his son. However, drug use is shown to lead to irresponsible behaviour. There are also scenes showing teenagers drinking alcohol and smoking.
additional issues
Other issues include some violence as a teen boy is struck over the head with a bottle and left bloodied. The same teen is also seen to carry a large kitchen knife but does not use it. Teen boys are shown to play with fireworks, attaching them to the back of skateboards, or hit at bullets with hammers. There are also some references to suicide as friends discuss an old classmate who killed himself.

  • Director(s)

    Gia Coppola

  • Production Year

    2013

  • Genre(s)

    Drama

  • Approx. running minutes

    96m

  • Cast

    Emma Roberts, James Franco, Jack Kilmer, Nat Wolff, Olivia Crocicchia, Claudia Levy, Jacqui Getty

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very strong language, strong sex, sex references, drug use
Classified Date:
02/09/2014
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Metrodome Distribution
language
There is a single use of very strong language when a drunk teenage boy tells a teenage girl "You can be a real c**t, you know that?". The boy is presented as obnoxious and the girl reacts by striking him with a bottle. The film also contains multiple uses of strong language ('f**k' and 'motherf**ker'), as well as various uses of milder terms, such as 'shit', 'bitch', 'asshole' and 'jerk'.
sex
There is a scene of implied fellatio, as well as a scene of implied sexual intercourse. There is brief sight, on a television screen, of a woman removing her top to expose her breasts. There are strong verbal sex references, including to oral sex and pornography.
drugs
Joint smoking, including a scene in which a father shares one with his son. However, drug use is shown to lead to irresponsible behaviour. There are also scenes showing teenagers drinking alcohol and smoking.
additional issues
Other issues include some violence as a teen boy is struck over the head with a bottle and left bloodied. The same teen is also seen to carry a large kitchen knife but does not use it. Teen boys are shown to play with fireworks, attaching them to the back of skateboards, or hit at bullets with hammers. There are also some references to suicide as friends discuss an old classmate who killed himself.
very strong language, strong sex, sex references, drug use
Classified Date:
23/12/2014
Version:
2D
Use:
Physical media + VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Metrodome Distribution Ltd
language
There is a single use of very strong language when a drunk teenage boy tells a teenage girl, "You can be a real c**t, you know that?". The boy is presented as obnoxious and the girl reacts by striking him with a bottle. The film also contains multiple uses of strong language ('f**k' and 'motherf**ker'), as well as various uses of milder terms, such as 'shit', 'bitch', 'asshole' and 'jerk'.
sex
There is a scene of implied fellatio, as well as a scene of implied sexual intercourse. There is brief sight, on a television screen, of a woman removing her top to expose her breasts. There are strong verbal sex references, including to oral sex and pornography.
drugs
Joint smoking, including a scene in which a father shares one with his son. However, drug use is shown to lead to irresponsible behaviour. There are also scenes showing teenagers drinking alcohol and smoking.
additional issues
Other issues include some violence as a teen boy is struck over the head with a bottle and left bloodied. The same teen is also seen to carry a large kitchen knife but does not use it. Teen boys are shown to play with fireworks, attaching them to the back of skateboards, or hit at bullets with hammers. There are also some references to suicide as friends discuss an old classmate who killed himself.
Classified Date:
10/09/2014
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Metrodome Distribution

  • Classified date

    23/12/2014

  • BBFC reference

    AVF318223

  • Language

    English