Conquering Skin Cancer

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Mild themes and occasional coarse language

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Conquering Skin Cancer is an Australian documentary film that explores the need for awareness, in the prevention of skin cancer. The film explores the high statistics and the impact of those affected by skin cancer, featuring the personal stories of notable Australian figures and activists. The film emphasises the importance of early detection, regular examinations, and public health initiatives, and explores the cultural and environmental factors contributing to Australia's high skin cancer rates.

Themes

The film contains themes relating to the personal stories of those affected by skin cancer. The film contains brief surgical scenes without detailed or close-up shots. The film contains images of post operative stitches, healing and scarring resulting from the removal of skin cancers.

Language

The film contains a single use of the word "bugger".

Nudity

The film contains brief and distant buttock and breast nudity for the skin cancer awareness campaign, "Strip Off for Skin Cancer", photographed by artist Spencer Tunick.

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27 October 2024

Year of production

2024

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Conquering Skin Cancer

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