(Cherbourg-Octeville Festival of Irish and British Film)
Oct 16, 1997
Canada
(DVD premiere)
Mar 13, 2001
Greece
(DVD premiere)
Dec 22, 2004
Estonia
(Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival)
Nov 25, 2006
Turkey
(Istanbul Film Festival)
Apr 11, 2015
UK
(Edinburgh International Film Festival)
Jun 25, 2017
Mona Lisa
(Original title)
Mona Lisa
Argentina
Mona Lisa
Australia
Mona Lisa
Brazil
Мона Лиза
Bulgaria (Bulgarian title)
Mona Lisa
Canada (English title)
Mona Lisa
Canada (French title)
Mona Lisa
Croatia
Mona Lisa
Denmark
Mona Lisa
Ecuador
Mona Lisa
Finland
Mona Lisa
Finland (Swedish title)
Mona Lisa
France
Mona Lisa
Germany
Μόνα Λίζα
Greece
Mona Lisa
Hungary
Mona Lisa
Italy
Monariza
Japan
モナリザ
Japan (Japanese title)
Mona Liza
Lithuania
Mona Lisa
Poland
Mona Lisa
Portugal
Mona Liza
Serbia
Мона Лиза
Soviet Union (Russian title)
Mona Lisa
Spain
Mona Lisa
Spain (Catalan title)
蒙娜麗莎
Taiwan
Mona Lisa
Turkey (Turkish title)
Mona Lisa
UK
Mona Lisa
USA
Mona Lisa
Uruguay (original subtitled version)
Sex & Nudity
Mild
Although sex work is a main theme, there is little actual nudity or sexual activity. A woman's breasts are seen in a club, a character is seen in erotic underwear, a picture of a nude is on the wall of a flat, and there are scenes in strip clubs and porn shows around Soho. Sex with underage girls is a theme. Implied fellatio in pornographic video. Rear-entry sex.
Violence & Gore
Moderate
There are knife and gunshot injuries, although not particularly graphic, and fist fights. A character has his face injured, and there are discussions around violence.
Profanity
Moderate
Fuck and cunt are used fairly frequently. Religious oaths too.
As an example of the extent of strong language, fuck is used 38 times.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
Mild
Some use of alcohol, frequent smoking. One use of illicit drugs and reference to prescription drugs. One character is described as being drug-dependent, eating only ice cream.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
Moderate
Female characters are frequently threatened with violence. The film is set in criminal circles, so violence and threats are almost constant.