This Film Is Not Yet Rated

In This Film Is Not Yet Rated, Kirby Dick investigates the opaque and often inconsistent methods employed by the MPAA in rating films. The documentary features notable figures like Kimberly Peirce and Kevin Smith, who discuss the implications of censorship in the film industry.

The runtime of 98 minutes provides ample time for Dick to uncover the MPAA's preferential treatment of certain studios and the disparities in how they assess sexual content compared to violence. The film's exploration of themes such as sexuality, private investigation, and filmmaking offers a critical lens on the influence of corporate interests in cinema.

Available formats for collectors include DVD, making it accessible for those interested in documentary filmmaking and the intricacies of film censorship. The film's tagline, "Censorship, uncensored," encapsulates its bold approach to a vital topic in the film industry.