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Such penalties do not apply to individuals, but rather individuals responsible for and/or corporations distributing or exhibiting such films to a wider audience.Īll films about bushranging, like The Tide of Death, for instance. Personal ownership of banned films is legal (except in Western Australia and parts of the Northern Territory and/or if they contain illegal content), and it is legal to access them via the internet. banned).įilms that are banned by the Australian Classification Board are labelled 'Refused Classification' (RC) and the sale, distribution, public exhibition and/or importation of RC material is a criminal offense punishable with a fine up to A$275,000 and/or up to 10 years imprisonment. Reasons that a film would be banned include depictions of bestiality, necrophilia, child sexual abuse, rape, sexual violence, child pornography, high impact violence, extreme depictions of cruelty to persons or animals, and/or sexual content in such a way that it offends the standards of morality, decency and propriety in most adults to the point where they should not be classified (i.e.

This is a list of films that have been or are banned in Australia.įilms that are banned in Australia have been considered offensive to the standards of morality, decency and propriety generally accepted by reasonable adults to the extent that it should not be classified.

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