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Every scene the crew looked at, and what it made of it. 11 scenes holding 39 observations, 22 of which a market had something to say about. Each card is one shot, opened and closed by its first and last kept frame. The sentences are the analyst's, written before any market saw them: neutral, timecoded, no verdict. The findings under each are what the adjudicators did with them.

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shot 0 00:00.0 to 00:07.0 6 observations 6 findings · AE BE-VRT FR SA
alcohol tobacco drugs 00:00.0 confidence 0.98

A wine bottle with an unbranded label sits on the table between the two women.

FR FR-ALC-01 legal 95 The depiction of a wine bottle constitutes an alcoholic drink depiction restricted under Loi Evin, Code de la sante publique art. L3323-2. SA SA-ALC-01 legal 95 The depiction of a wine bottle directly violates the prohibition on alcohol depiction under GAM Media Content Standards. Advertising content in Saudi Arabia strictly forbids depicting, promoting, or consuming alcoholic beverages. BE-VRT BE-VRT-ALC-01 policy 85 The VRT beheersovereenkomst strictly forbids any alcohol advertising or alcoholic beverage product placement on public television channels. A bottle of wine constitutes a prohibited alcohol depiction. AE AE-ALC-01 legal 82 The depiction of a wine bottle violates UAE Media Council content standards under Federal Decree-Law No. 55 of 2023, which restricts alcohol depiction in advertising. Alcohol imagery directly breaches societal decency standards in this jurisdiction. BE-VRT BE-ALC-01 policy 75 Displaying an alcoholic beverage in commercial communication requires the mandatory health warning under the Convenant inzake reclame voor en marketing van alcoholhoudende dranken. The commercial lacks the required responsible consumption message.
alcohol tobacco drugs 00:00.0 confidence 0.99

A glass containing red wine is held by the woman on the left.

alcohol tobacco drugs 00:00.0 confidence 0.99

A glass containing red wine is held by the woman on the right.

gesture body language 00:00.0 confidence 0.95

Two women raise their wine glasses together in a toasting gesture.

modesty dress body 00:00.0 confidence 0.90

The woman on the left wears a green top with an open V-neckline exposing chest and neck skin.

SA SA-MOD-01 legal 85 GAM Media Content Standards require advertising to respect Islamic values and public decency, including standards on modest dress. An open V-neckline revealing chest skin exceeds permissible modesty thresholds in the Saudi market.
comparative claims 00:00.0 confidence 0.85

A character speaks the superlative statement, 'to the best summer yet.'

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shot 2 00:14.0 to 00:21.0 2 observations 1 finding · AE
gesture body language 00:14.0 confidence 0.99

A man is making a thumbs-up hand gesture towards the camera.

AE AE-GEST-01 offence 35 The thumbs-up gesture held toward the camera risks violating local decency standards where it carries an obscene connotation in traditional Middle Eastern culture. Decency guidance discourages prominent thumbs-up gestures.
modesty dress body 00:14.0 confidence 0.98

A man is wearing a light blue button-up shirt.

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shot 3 00:21.0 to 00:28.0 5 observations 3 findings · AE FR SA
alcohol tobacco drugs 00:21.0 confidence 0.95

A man is holding a green glass beverage bottle.

FR FR-ALC-01 legal 95 Depicting an alcoholic beverage bottle held by a person in an advert is restricted under Loi Evin, Code de la sante publique art. L3323-2.
modesty dress body 00:21.0 confidence 0.98

A woman is wearing a yellow two-piece bikini.

SA SA-MOD-01 legal 85 Depicting a woman in a two-piece bikini violates GAM Media Content Standards requiring media to uphold Islamic values and public decency regarding dress and exposure. Revealing swimwear is strictly prohibited in public commercial broadcasts. AE AE-MOD-01 legal 82 A two-piece bikini violates UAE modesty standards for public media under Federal Decree-Law No. 55 of 2023. Public broadcast advertising strictly restricts revealing swimwear and exposed midriffs.
modesty dress body 00:21.0 confidence 0.98

A woman is wearing a low-cut floral pattern one-piece swimsuit.

modesty dress body 00:21.0 confidence 0.98

A man is bare-chested wearing orange patterned swim trunks.

gesture body language 00:21.0 confidence 0.90

A woman reaches out her hand and makes physical contact with the man's shoulder.

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shot 4 00:28.0 to 00:30.8 3 observations 5 findings · AE BE-VRT FR SA
alcohol tobacco drugs 00:28.0 confidence 0.95

A green glass bottle stands on a bar counter in front of liquor shelves.

FR FR-ALC-01 legal 95 Featuring an alcoholic drink bottle on a bar counter breaches Loi Evin, Code de la sante publique art. L3323-2. SA SA-ALC-01 legal 95 Displaying a beverage bottle on a bar counter directly in front of commercial liquor shelves violates GAM Media Content Standards against depicting or promoting alcohol. The bar setting and liquor display constitute prohibited alcohol media content. AE AE-ALC-01 legal 82 The bottle presented in a bar setting in front of liquor shelves depicts an alcoholic beverage environment, breaching UAE Media Council content standards under Federal Decree-Law No. 55 of 2023. Promoting alcohol settings in advertising is prohibited.
alcohol tobacco drugs 00:28.0 confidence 0.90

Shelves stocked with numerous bottles of alcohol are displayed behind a bar counter.

BE-VRT BE-VRT-ALC-01 policy 85 The VRT beheersovereenkomst prohibits alcohol advertising and prominent alcohol product display across all VRT broadcasts. Shelves filled with liquor bottles constitute prohibited alcohol imagery. BE-VRT BE-ALC-01 policy 75 Featuring extensive shelves of alcohol bottles in commercial content without the mandatory responsible-consumption message breaches the Convenant inzake reclame voor en marketing van alcoholhoudende dranken. Alcohol imagery requires statutory disclaimers.
photosensitivity sensory 00:28.0 confidence 0.85

The scene features rapid radial motion blur and mirrored visual distortion effects.

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shot 5 00:30.8 to 00:32.1 3 observations 8 findings · AE BE-VRT FR JP SA UK US
photosensitivity sensory 00:30.8 confidence 1.00

Full-frame luminance flashing measured at 6.0 flashes per second between 30.75s and 32.08s

UK UK-FLASH-01 legal 70 The sequence contains full-frame flashing at 6.0 flashes per second, which exceeds the permitted technical threshold of 3 flashes per second. This violates Ofcom Broadcasting Code Rule 2.12 and the Ofcom/ITC Photosensitive Epilepsy Guidance. JP JP-FLASH-01 policy 65 The sequence contains full-frame luminance flashing measured at 6.0 flashes per second, which exceeds the permitted threshold of 5 flashes per second for non-red flashing. This violates the NAB Japan and NHK Guidelines on Video Techniques in Animated Programs under Broadcast Act art. 4 standards. US US-FLASH-01 offence 45 The sequence contains 6.0 flashes per second across the full frame, triggering voluntary broadcast guidelines on rapid flashing imagery. Under US broadcast production practice, rapid high-contrast flashing that presents photosensitive-seizure risk must be reduced or eliminated.
alcohol tobacco drugs 00:30.8 confidence 0.95

A green glass bottle stands on a bar counter in front of shelves stocked with liquor bottles.

FR FR-ALC-01 legal 95 Depicting an alcoholic drink bottle on a bar counter is prohibited under Loi Evin, Code de la sante publique art. L3323-2. SA SA-ALC-01 legal 95 Depicting a bottle before shelves filled with liquor bottles violates GAM Media Content Standards barring alcohol depiction in advertising. The clear bar context and alcohol inventory are prohibited. AE AE-ALC-01 legal 82 The bottle situated in front of liquor shelves depicts an alcoholic product setting, violating UAE Media Council content standards under Federal Decree-Law No. 55 of 2023. Advertising cannot depict alcohol displays.
alcohol tobacco drugs 00:30.8 confidence 0.90

Shelves of assorted alcohol bottles are visible behind the bar counter.

BE-VRT BE-VRT-ALC-01 policy 85 Under the VRT beheersovereenkomst, public broadcaster channels are prohibited from broadcasting alcohol advertising or promotional displays of alcoholic beverages. Shelves filled with alcohol bottles breach this rule. BE-VRT BE-ALC-01 policy 75 Displaying visible alcohol stock in a commercial communication without the statutory moderation slogan breaches the Convenant inzake reclame voor en marketing van alcoholhoudende dranken. Alcohol depictions require legal disclaimers.
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shot 6 00:31.3 to 00:31.9 3 observations 5 findings · AE BE-VRT FR SA
alcohol tobacco drugs 00:31.3 confidence 0.98

A chilled green glass bottle with condensation sits on a bar counter.

FR FR-ALC-01 legal 95 The depiction of a chilled alcoholic beverage bottle in an ad breaches Loi Evin, Code de la sante publique art. L3323-2. SA SA-ALC-01 legal 95 Presenting a chilled beverage bottle on a bar counter in a bar setting promotes alcoholic beverage consumption, violating GAM Media Content Standards. Depicting alcohol or bar venues in commercials is prohibited. AE AE-ALC-01 legal 82 A chilled green bottle shown on a bar counter depicts an alcoholic drink setting, violating UAE Media Council content standards under Federal Decree-Law No. 55 of 2023. Promoting alcoholic beverages is restricted in the UAE.
alcohol tobacco drugs 00:31.3 confidence 0.95

Multiple liquor bottles are displayed on illuminated shelves behind the bar.

BE-VRT BE-VRT-ALC-01 policy 85 The VRT beheersovereenkomst prohibits alcohol advertising and prominent displays of alcoholic beverages on VRT television. The illuminated liquor shelves constitute impermissible alcohol presentation. BE-VRT BE-ALC-01 policy 75 Commercial communication featuring prominent liquor bottle displays must include the legal warning message under the Convenant inzake reclame voor en marketing van alcoholhoudende dranken. This warning is missing.
language profanity idiom 00:31.3 confidence 0.95

An off-screen voice says '私がやります！'.

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shot 8 00:35.1 to 00:42.1 6 observations 31 findings · AE BE-VRT CN DE EU FR GLOBAL JP SA UK US
comparative claims 00:35.1 confidence 0.98

Voiceover states "Twice the energy of any other drink."

CN CN-SUP-01 legal 78 The voiceover claims absolute comparative superiority over all competing products without qualification. Under Article 9(3) of the PRC Advertising Law, using absolute and unverified superlative language is strictly prohibited in commercial advertising. AE GL-MISLEAD-01 policy 70 Claiming 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is an explicit comparative superiority claim requiring substantiation under ICC Code Article 5. Without verification, unqualified superiority claims are misleading. BE-VRT GL-MISLEAD-01 policy 70 The spoken claim 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is a direct comparative performance superiority claim that requires substantiation under ICC Code art. 5. Without verifiable substantiation or qualification, it is misleading. CN GL-MISLEAD-01 policy 70 The voiceover asserts an unqualified, measurable superiority claim comparing the beverage against all competitors. Under ICC Code Art. 5, performance and comparative superiority claims require sound substantiation. DE GL-MISLEAD-01 policy 70 The voiceover claim 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is an objective superiority claim without qualification or substantiation. This violates ICC Advertising and Marketing Communications Code art. 5. EU GL-MISLEAD-01 policy 70 The claim 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is an explicit comparative superiority claim regarding product performance made without substantiation or qualification. This directly violates ICC Code art. 5 (substantiation). FR GL-MISLEAD-01 policy 70 The comparative superiority claim 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is presented without qualification, violating ICC Code art. 5. GLOBAL GL-MISLEAD-01 policy 70 The statement 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is a direct, unqualified comparative superiority claim. Under ICC Code art. 5, comparative claims must be properly substantiated and qualified. JP GL-MISLEAD-01 policy 70 The voiceover assertion 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is a quantifiable comparative superiority claim presented without substantiation or qualification. This directly breaches ICC Code art. 5 substantiation requirements. SA GL-MISLEAD-01 policy 70 The comparative claim 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is an objective superiority claim presented without substantiation or qualification. This directly violates Article 5 of the ICC Code requiring empirical substantiation for comparative performance claims. UK GL-MISLEAD-01 policy 70 The voiceover makes an explicit comparative superiority claim ('Twice the energy of any other drink') without presenting substantiation or qualifying conditions. This directly violates ICC Code art. 5. US GL-MISLEAD-01 policy 70 The claim 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is an explicit quantifiable superiority claim made without supporting substantiation or qualification. ICC Article 5 requires measurable comparative performance claims to be properly substantiated and qualified. JP JP-KEIHYOHO-01 legal 65 Claiming 'Twice the energy of any other drink' represents the product as significantly superior to all competing drinks without objective substantiation. This constitutes a misleading superiority representation prohibited under Keihyohou art. 5 item 1. DE DE-CMP-01 legal 55 Claiming 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is an unsubstantiated comparative claim against competitors. Under UWG Section 6, comparative advertising must be based on objective, verifiable, and material characteristics. UK UK-CMP-01 legal 55 The statement 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is an unsubstantiated, sweeping comparative claim across all competitor drinks. This breaches Regulation 4 of the Business Protection from Misleading Marketing Regulations 2008. FR FR-CMP-01 legal 50 The unqualified claim 'Twice the energy of any other drink' constitutes unlawful comparative advertising under Code de la consommation art. L122-1.
health claims pharma 00:35.1 confidence 0.92

Voiceover claims the beverage provides "Twice the energy of any other drink."

AE GL-HEALTH-01 policy 70 Claiming the drink provides 'Twice the energy of any other drink' is a health and nutritional claim governed by the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications. It requires scientific evidence and regulatory compliance. BE-VRT GL-HEALTH-01 policy 70 Claiming 'Twice the energy of any other drink' asserts a functional nutrition and energy benefit under the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications. Such health and energy claims require sound scientific substantiation. CN GL-HEALTH-01 policy 70 The claim of providing 'Twice the energy' constitutes an explicit nutritional and physiological benefit claim for a food and beverage product. Under the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications, nutritional and health claims must be properly supported and responsible. DE GL-HEALTH-01 policy 70 Stating that the beverage provides 'Twice the energy' makes a direct nutritional and functional claim. Under the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications, such claims must be substantiated and responsible. EU GL-HEALTH-01 policy 70 Claiming 'Twice the energy of any other drink' states a specific nutritional and functional energy benefit. Under the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications, health and nutrition claims require explicit substantiation and appropriate qualification. FR GL-HEALTH-01 policy 70 Claiming 'Twice the energy of any other drink' constitutes an unsubstantiated nutrition/energy claim under the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications. GLOBAL GL-HEALTH-01 policy 70 The voiceover asserts a specific nutritional and functional energy benefit for the beverage. Under the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications, explicit nutrition and health benefit claims must meet specific marketing standards. JP GL-HEALTH-01 policy 70 The voiceover explicitly claims a nutritional and physiological performance benefit ('Twice the energy of any other drink') without meeting substantiation standards for comparative nutritional claims. This triggers the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications. SA GL-HEALTH-01 policy 70 Claiming 'Twice the energy of any other drink' constitutes an explicit nutritional and physiological performance claim under the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications. Such claims require appropriate nutritional substantiation and responsible framing. SA SA-PHARMA-01 legal 70 Making an unsubstantiated physiological health or therapeutic claim ('Twice the energy of any other drink') without SFDA pre-approval breaches SFDA advertising regulations. Health claims for food and beverage products in Saudi Arabia require prior SFDA clearance. UK GL-HEALTH-01 policy 70 Claiming that the beverage provides 'Twice the energy of any other drink' constitutes an explicit nutritional and health claim requiring scientific substantiation. This triggers the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications. US GL-HEALTH-01 policy 70 Claiming 'Twice the energy of any other drink' asserts a measurable nutritional and energetic benefit for the beverage. Under the ICC Framework for Responsible Food and Beverage Marketing Communications, nutritional and health benefit claims must be substantiated and accurate.
alcohol tobacco drugs 00:35.1 confidence 0.90

A woman holds a green glass bottle resembling a beverage or beer bottle.

FR FR-ALC-01 legal 95 Depicting a bottle resembling beer violates the strict prohibition on alcoholic drink depictions under Loi Evin, Code de la sante publique art. L3323-2.
modesty dress body 00:35.1 confidence 0.95

A woman wears a sleeveless black sports bra exposing her midriff, back, and arms.

SA SA-MOD-01 legal 85 Depicting a woman in a sports bra with exposed midriff, back, and arms violates GAM Media Content Standards on public decency and modest dress. Revealing athletic tops are not permitted in general broadcast advertising in Saudi Arabia. AE AE-MOD-01 legal 82 A sports bra exposing midriff and back skin violates UAE advertising decency guidelines under Federal Decree-Law No. 55 of 2023. Advertisements must adhere to societal standards requiring modest coverage.
food and animals 00:35.1 confidence 0.95

A woman holds a green glass beverage bottle.

gesture body language 00:35.1 confidence 0.95

A woman raises a green glass bottle to her mouth to drink.

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shot 9 00:42.1 to 00:49.1 4 observations 7 findings · AE BE-VRT FR SA
alcohol tobacco drugs 00:42.1 confidence 0.98

A green glass beer bottle sits on the table in front of the man on the right.

FR FR-ALC-01 legal 95 Depicting a beer bottle in an advertisement violates the alcohol advertising ban under Loi Evin, Code de la sante publique art. L3323-2. SA SA-ALC-01 legal 95 Depicting a beer bottle on the table breaches GAM Media Content Standards prohibiting the depiction, promotion, or consumption of alcohol. Alcoholic beverages may not appear in any advertising content in Saudi Arabia. BE-VRT BE-VRT-ALC-01 policy 85 The VRT beheersovereenkomst strictly forbids any alcohol advertising or alcoholic beverage product display on Flemish public television. The green glass beer bottle breaches this restriction. AE AE-ALC-01 legal 82 A beer bottle on the table constitutes an explicit depiction of an alcoholic beverage, breaching UAE Media Council content standards under Federal Decree-Law No. 55 of 2023. Alcohol advertising is banned. BE-VRT BE-ALC-01 policy 75 The commercial depiction of a beer bottle lacks the mandatory health slogan required by the Convenant inzake reclame voor en marketing van alcoholhoudende dranken. Alcohol representations require legal warning copy.
alcohol tobacco drugs 00:42.1 confidence 0.97

A green glass beer bottle sits on the table between the two men.

gesture body language 00:42.1 confidence 0.99

Two men hold hands across the table.

sexual orientation gender id 00:42.1 confidence 0.95

Two men sit facing each other holding hands and smiling affectionately in a romantic context.

AE AE-LGBT-01 legal 90 Romantic hand-holding between two men is restricted under UAE Media Council standards under Federal Decree-Law No. 55/2023 and Penal Code Article 409. Content normalizing same-sex romantic relationships is not cleared. SA SA-LGBT-01 legal 90 Depicting two men holding hands and smiling affectionately in a romantic context triggers GAM Media Content Standards prohibiting content perceived to promote or normalize same-sex relationships and LGBTQ identity. Such depictions violate Saudi public morals and media content standards.
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shot 10 00:49.1 to 00:56.1 4 observations 1 finding · FR
alcohol tobacco drugs 00:49.1 confidence 0.95

A green glass bottle with condensation droplets is displayed on a white background.

FR FR-ALC-01 legal 95 Featuring an alcoholic drink bottle in an advertisement is prohibited on television and restricted under Loi Evin, Code de la sante publique art. L3323-2.
superstition number colour 00:49.1 confidence 0.90

A stylized four-leaf clover symbol appears on the round label of the green bottle.

text legibility 00:49.1 confidence 0.95

Text reading '24.-9' is printed vertically on a hanging cardboard tag.

language profanity idiom 00:49.1 confidence 0.95

A voiceover repeatedly states 'Warning. Warning. Warning.'