Junga (2018)

There are moments of moderate and strong violence

Junga is punched in the face on a bus, in a later scene he goes onto attack the goons who had punched him previously delivering a series of stylised punches, kicks and blows to different parts of the body using metal poles and in one instance a sledgehammer which briefly strikes his chest causing him no serious harm.

Junga fights some workers trying to demolish his theatre, punching and kicking some of them.

Junga and his men are hired to kill a man who had raped a characters sister (not shown), the rapist is thrown from his apartment complex; however neither the impact onto the ground nor the aftermath of the fall is shown.

Junga fights off some security guards landing a couple of punches and blows

Junga fights a henchman using an umbrella striking him a couple times and leaving him with a somewhat bloodied face

Junga beats up several mafia goons delivering punches and kicks etc

In the climatic sequence, Junga shoots an antagonistic character in the head resulting in sight of a red dot appearing on the victim's forehead. This is shown twice; once quite briefly while the second is shown in slo-mo during a cutback, following this a battle breaks out between the police and the mafia resulting in sight of brief bloody bullet impacts as enemies are hit.

There is some moderate to mild bad language, which includes a couple of uses of 'prick' alongside some milder terms such as 'hell', 'ass', 'bloody', 'damn', 'screw', 'piss' and 'crap'.

There are action sequences in which characters are shot at, threatened with guns and chased in cars.

A woman is kidnapped and held hostage by terrorists, some viewers might find this intense.

A character is escorted from a prison cell and told that he is to be transferred, it is revealed that the police plan to kill him illegally. However neither him nor the police come to harm