BBFC and Michael Moore

The British board of film classification is an independent non governmental body funded through fees it charges to those who submit films and video works (such as documentaries) for classification.

The BBFC would rate our documentary at PG. As it does bot contain any drugs or sexual references, there are no horror or nudity clips. There is no violence and no bad language. However the documentary would not be rated at a U as the content of the documentary could also be considered to have imitable behaviours but our documentary justifies itself as it is explaining a point and does not touch on any serious issues such as domestic violence.
Michael Moore - 23rd April 1954
Michael Moore is a film maker/ director, he has made four of the top nine highest grossing documentaries of all time we have looked at some of his documentaries and their certification.

• Capitalism (a love story) 2009- rated 18, the documentary is two hours and seven minutes long and discusses dominance in the US.
• Sicko 2007- rated PG-13, the documentary is two hours three minutes long and is about health care in the US.
• Roger and Me 1989- rated 18, the documentary is one hour and thrity-one minutes long and is about Flint. 
• Fahrenheit (9/11) 2004- rated 18, this documentary is two hours and two minutes long and Moore express's his opinions about what he thought happened in America on September 11th 2001