Parents most concerned about drug-taking, violence in films

Drug-taking and violence are the main concerns for Irish parents when it comes to the films their children are watching, according to a survey published today by the Film Censor.

Drug-taking and violence are the main concerns for Irish parents when it comes to the films their children are watching, according to a survey published today by the Film Censor.

The survey found that parents were also concerned about racial references and drug-taking in films, but sexual content was found to be less of a concern and bad language was low down the priority list.

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