【正文】 , the NC17 rated Bad Education received the relatively mild 13+ in Quebec and 14 in Nova Scotia (with the rest of Canada rating it 18A and R). Since Canada receives much American advertising concerning film ratings, it should be noted that the American MPAA R rating is similar to the Canadian 18A category (under18s admitted with adult acpaniment). The Canadian R category would be similar to the American NC17 rating. For home video purposes, a single Canadian Home Video Rating System rating consisting of an average of the participating provincial ratings is displayed on retail packages, although various provinces may have rules on display and sale, especially for the R and A categories. Quebec system In Quebec the R233。gie du Cin233。ma rates films and videos. * G. (Visa g233。n233。ral) May be viewed, rented or purchased by persons of all ages. A classification of Visa g233。n233。ral means that the film so classified is unlikely to disturb an average viewer. It in no way indicates that the film is considered to be suitable for children. Only a for children notice would indicate that such a film would be appropriate for younger viewers. * 13+. (13 ans+) May be viewed, rented or purchased by persons 13 years of age or over. Children 12 years of age and under may be admitted to a public showing of the film, but only if acpanied by an adult aged 16 or older. When rating a film as 13+, the examiners consider: certain scenes of violence (senseless destruction, physical harm, graphic violence, etc.)。 the representation of sexuality (extremely detailed intimate scenes, sexual relationships promoting dominance or disturbing situations, etc.)。 certain themes (suicide, family breakups, mental instability, marginal behaviour, etc.). * 16+. (16 ans+) May be viewed, rented or purchased by persons 16 years of age or over. These films may contain plex sequences, including violent or erotic elements, as well as certain problematic situations encountered by adults. However, the examiners are required to conduct a rigorous evaluation when considering the following。 detailed and placent images of unwarranted or sustained violence。 particularly troubling images。 the manner in which sexuality is depicted. * 18+. (18 ans+) May be viewed, rented or purchased by persons 18 years of age or over. Films reserved for adults most often deal primarily with the representation of explicit sexual encounters. They may also be extremely violent, showing scenes of hyperrealistic cruelty, torture and horror. The ratings are sometimes acpanied by indications which specify the dominant characteristic of the film. These may prove quite useful when the classification alone does not provide sufficient information. For children, Associated with a Visa g233。n233。ral rating, this indication means that the film is particularly suitable for young children. Not suitable for young children, Associated with a Visa g233。n233。ral rating, this indication warns that the film may be disturbing to children under eight years of age. Coarse language, Acpanies a rating of 13 years and over, 16 years and over, or 18 years and over. This indication means that the film contains coarse or obscene language. Eroticism, Acpanies a rating of 13 years and over, 16 years and over, or 18 years and over. This indication specifies that the film contains enough visual elements pertaining to sexuality to make this one of its dominant characteristics. Violence, Acpanies a rating of 13 years and over, 16 years and over, or 18 years and over. This indication means that violence is one of the dominant aspects of the film. Horror, Acpanies a rating of 13 years and over, 16 years and over, or 18 years and over. This indication warns that the film is strongly characterized by scenes aimed at provoking disgust, repulsion or fear, such as those showing mutilated bodies. Explicit sexuality, Only acpanies the classification of 18 years and over. This indication signifies that the film essentially contains scenes of real and explicit sexual activity. In the retail video industry, the presence of this indication requires the storeowner to place the film in a separate adults only room or the entire store must be off limits to minors . a sex shop. Chile The Council of Cinematographic Classification (Consejo de Calificaci243。n Cinematogr225。fica) uses the following system: * TE All audiences * 7 Inappropriate for children under 7 * 14 Inappropriate for children under 14 * 18 Suitable for people aged 18 and over Subcategories * 18/S Suitable for people aged 18 and over with sexually explicit content. This indication signifies that the film essentially contains scenes of real and explicit sexual activity. Replaces the old X rating. * 18/V Suitable for people aged 18 and over with extreme violence Colombia As of June 22, 2021, the Ministry of Culture issued its new rating system. The classifications are: * T: for general audiences. * 7: for movies suitable for people aged 7 and above. * 12: for movies suitable for people aged 12 and above. * 15: for movies suitable for people aged 15 and above. * 18: for movies suitable for people aged 18 and above. * X: for pornographic movies. Denmark The Media Council for Children and Young People uses the following classifications. * A Approval of the film for general admittance. * 7 Approval of the film for general admittance, but not remended for children under the age of 7. * 11 Approval of the film for admittance of children from the age of 11. * 15 Approval of the film for admittance of children from the age of 15. Children who have turned 7 are allowed admission to all films if acpanied by an adult (a person turned 18). Consequently it is the responsi