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Published content evidence · Alcohol

Alcohol Depictions in Movies and Series

176 timecoded findings across 35 published titles.

Visible alcohol, drinking and alcohol-related context found in published film and television evidence.

Topic aggregate—not an age rating or title-suitability decision.
Timecoded findings176Published observations
Published titles35Movies and series
Media types1Visual and audio evidence
Source categories1Mapped into this topic

Scene review

Questions to ask before deciding

  • Consumption versus incidental background presence
  • Glamorisation, misuse and under-age context
  • Driving, violence or dangerous conduct nearby
  • Local scheduling, advertising and platform policy

Boundary

The count is a starting point

A finding marks something to review at a timecode. It does not establish the scene's cumulative impact, the suitability of an exact cut, or the rule that applies in a country or on a particular service.

For a release decision, confirm the asset, language, intended audience, jurisdiction, service type and transmission context.

Published examples

A sample of the underlying evidence

Examples illustrate the index. Open the title report for the full evidence trail, confidence, jurisdiction and advisory limits.

Published Alcohol evidence from How to Make a Killing
00:02:47:10 · Alcohol

How to Make a Killing

Multiple guests visibly holding wine glasses and being served; bottles on table and waiter with tray are visible.

Published Alcohol evidence from Office Romance
00:01:00:06 · Alcohol

Office Romance

Visible assortment of liquor bottles on the back bar shelf (identifiable bottles) in the scene background.

Published Alcohol evidence from Office Romance
00:01:17:01 · Alcohol

Office Romance

Server holding two cocktail coupe glasses being served in bar/restaurant scene.

Evidence channel

Visual and audio findings

  • Visual176

Detection label

Severity mix

  • Mild136
  • Info37
  • Strong3

Transparent mapping

Finding categories included here

The public topic is a stable editorial grouping. It does not merge unrelated generic flags.

Alcohol176 findings

Published title records

Titles with alcohol findings

Showing 18 of 35 titles, ordered by finding count.

TitleYearTypeFinding categoriesFindings
How to Make a Killing2026movieAlcohol13
In the Grey2026movieAlcohol13
Office Romance2026movieAlcohol10
The Invite2026movieAlcohol10
Ride or Die2026–seriesAlcohol8
Sugar2024–seriesAlcohol8
The Devil Wears Prada 22026movieAlcohol8
Raiders of the Lost Ark1981movieAlcohol7
Clarkson's Farm2021–seriesAlcohol6
The Drama2026movieAlcohol6
Lanterns2026–seriesAlcohol5
Lucky2026–seriesAlcohol5
Marty Supreme2025movieAlcohol5
One Battle After Another2025movieAlcohol5
The Five-Star Weekend2026–seriesAlcohol5
Agent Kim Reactivated2026seriesAlcohol4
Billie Eilish: Hit Me Hard and Soft - The Tour Live in 3D2026movieAlcohol4
Dhurandhar The Revenge2026movieAlcohol4

Official starting points

Guidance for human review

Use the current rule for the intended country and service. These links are context, not a substitute for a jurisdiction-specific decision.

Ofcom: protecting under-eighteensOpen official guidance

Shared title records

Co-occurrence is title-level context, not proof that findings share a scene or cause one another.

Violence, Threat and Bullying33 shared titles · 491 findings in its full indexModesty and Revealing Attire28 shared titles · 211 findings in its full indexBlood, Injury, Gore and Death25 shared titles · 151 findings in its full indexReligious Content and Sensitivities25 shared titles · 171 findings in its full indexSexual Dialogue and References24 shared titles · 172 findings in its full indexStrong Profanity23 shared titles · 137 findings in its full indexIntimacy and Sensual Contact22 shared titles · 63 findings in its full indexTobacco, Smoking and Vaping22 shared titles · 131 findings in its full index

Method and limits

How to read this evidence index

Findings are observations. They are not unique scenes, age ratings or edit instructions.

Context changes outcomes. Asset version, language, audience, service, country and transmission time matter.

Human approval remains necessary. Use confidence and timecoded evidence, then record the jurisdiction and current policy applied.