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Old 03-21-2023, 11:44 AM   #10
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Sounds like a lot of marketing nonsense to me. In Australia it is illegal to release a film without it obtaining a rating from the OFLC first. As one of the other commenters have said, apart from the original R18+ rating, nothing has been resubmitted or re-rated recently by the OFLC. Sounds like they're trying to pander to the U.S. market with the term "unrated" to sell copies. At $60 they're certainly taking the piss. I will also stick to my Roadshow release.
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