Black Mirror
NZ release: 16 June 2023
Graphic violence, offensive language and cruelty Rated on: 16 June 2023
Season 6
What’s it about?
Strange and thought-provoking tales make up this anthology series that explores human nature and technology.
An ordinary woman’s life is turned upside down when a streaming service makes a show about her; a documentary team uncover a disturbing history in small town Scotland; two astronauts navigate loneliness and grief; a paparazzo stalks a celebrity; a shop assistant accidentally wakes a demon.
The facts
- Guest stars Salma Hayek, Aaron Paul, Josh Hartnett and more.
Why did it get this rating?
This show was self-rated by Netflix. You can find out more about self-rating by streaming providers here.
Episode 1: Joan is Awful
This episode contains frequent offensive language and occasional references to sex, including some crude sexual humour.
Episode 2: Loch Henry
This episode contains violence, cruelty, racism, a suicide and frequent offensive language, including "c**t" and "f**k" used in aggressive ways. There are brief depictions of sexually motivated torture and degrading behaviour with nude victims.
Episode 3: Beyond the Sea
The episode contains graphic violence, a cruel home invasion, an above-the-shoulders sex scene, mild sexual threat and occasional offensive language. A man’s arm is cut off. We see the cross-section of the wound. We also see the bloody aftermath of murders.
Episode 4: Mazey Day
The episode contains horror violence with blood splatter, racist cruelty, drug misuse and driving under the influence, a suicide and frequent aggressive offensive language. Characters are attacked and gored by a monster.
Episode 5: Demon 79
The episode contains horror violence with blood splatter, racist cruelty, and frequent offensive language. Murder weapons include a rock, a hammer and a knife. We see the murders in progress and the bloody aftermath.
