Published content evidence · Religion
Religious Content and Sensitivities in Movies and Series
171 timecoded findings across 26 published titles.
Religious imagery, dialogue and proselytising signals that may require cultural or jurisdiction-specific review.
Scene review
Questions to ask before deciding
- Whether the material is descriptive, devotional, critical or mocking
- Sacred figures, texts, rituals and places
- Conflict, conversion and inter-faith context
- The rules of the intended jurisdiction and service
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.

The Testament of Ann Lee
Outdoor group in period/religious attire with raised hands in a worship-like gathering.

The Testament of Ann Lee
Exterior of a Gothic cathedral with a visible cross and church architecture; clear Christian religious imagery.

The Testament of Ann Lee
Two people bowing heads with clasped hands in prayer before a meal.
Evidence channel
Visual and audio findings
- Visual114
- Audio57
Detection label
Severity mix
- Info111
- Mild50
- Strong10
Transparent mapping
Finding categories included here
The public topic is a stable editorial grouping. It does not merge unrelated generic flags.
Published title records
Titles with religion findings
Showing 18 of 26 titles, ordered by finding count.
| Title | Year | Type | Finding categories | Findings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Testament of Ann Lee | 2026 | movie | Proselytizing / Atheism / Non-Islamic Religion, General Religious Imagery | 34 |
| One Battle After Another | 2025 | movie | General Religious Imagery, Proselytizing / Atheism / Non-Islamic Religion | 18 |
| Dhurandhar The Revenge | 2026 | movie | General Religious Imagery, Religion & Arab Sensitivities (Audio) | 16 |
| How to Make a Killing | 2026 | movie | General Religious Imagery, Proselytizing / Atheism / Non-Islamic Religion | 15 |
| Disclosure Day | 2026 | movie | General Religious Imagery, Proselytizing / Atheism / Non-Islamic Religion | 12 |
| Raiders of the Lost Ark | 1981 | movie | General Religious Imagery, Religion & Arab Sensitivities (Audio) | 9 |
| The Sheep Detectives | 2026 | movie | General Religious Imagery, Religion & Arab Sensitivities (Audio) | 9 |
| Enola Holmes 3 | 2026 | movie | General Religious Imagery, Islam & Arab Sensitivities (Visual) | 6 |
| Mortal Kombat II | 2026 | movie | Proselytizing / Atheism / Non-Islamic Religion, General Religious Imagery | 6 |
| Pressure | 2026 | movie | General Religious Imagery, Proselytizing / Atheism / Non-Islamic Religion | 6 |
| The Devil Wears Prada 2 | 2026 | movie | General Religious Imagery | 6 |
| Marty Supreme | 2025 | movie | General Religious Imagery | 5 |
| Michael | 2026 | movie | General Religious Imagery, Islam & Arab Sensitivities (Visual) | 5 |
| The Death of Robin Hood | 2026 | movie | Proselytizing / Atheism / Non-Islamic Religion, General Religious Imagery | 4 |
| Agent Kim Reactivated | 2026 | series | General Religious Imagery | 2 |
| Dutton Ranch | 2026– | series | General Religious Imagery | 2 |
| Elle | 2026– | series | General Religious Imagery, Proselytizing / Atheism / Non-Islamic Religion | 2 |
| In the Grey | 2026 | movie | General Religious Imagery | 2 |
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.
Shared title records
Topics often found in the same titles
Co-occurrence is title-level context, not proof that findings share a scene or cause one another.
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.