Ukrainian State Film Agency facts for kids
The Ukrainian State Film Agency is often called Dergkino for short. It's like the main government office in Ukraine that takes care of movies. They help make sure movies are made and watched in Ukraine. This agency started in 2006.
Understanding Movie Ratings in Ukraine
Dergkino gives movies special ratings. These ratings help you know if a movie is right for you. They tell you about the movie's content.
Here are the different ratings from Dergkino:
- Yes (ДА - Dytyacha Audytoriya): These movies are made just for kids. They do not have any violence or bad language.
- For (ЗА - Zahalna Audytoriya): This rating means the movie is good for everyone. People of all ages can watch it.
- 12: This rating is for people aged 12 and older. If you are under 12, an adult should go with you. Some parts might be a bit upsetting for younger viewers.
- 16: You must be 16 years old or older to watch movies with this rating. Younger people are not allowed to see them.
- 18: Only people who are 18 years old or older can watch these movies. They can only be shown in movie theaters after 6 PM. On TV, they can only be shown after 10 PM.
- Denied (Відмовлено): This means Dergkino has refused to give the movie a rating. The movie cannot be shown, advertised, or shared anywhere in Ukraine.
- Movies might be denied if they promote harmful ideas. This includes ideas that encourage conflict or cruelty. They also reject films that threaten Ukraine's independence.
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