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Hello i need a 800 to 1000 report written on the below. You will need to have seen the movie Pink Floyd The Wall 1982. Please look at the structure and provide a very basic set out of what you are going to talk about. Also please state if English is your first language. Thanks have a good day Task The Classification Board is the primary institution charged with the responsibility for determining film classifications in Australia, and for providing audiences with consumer advice so as to help guide their viewing choices. As part of this process, the Classification Review Board is specifically responsible for rereviewing films/videos where an applicant appeals the original classification decision made by the Classification Board. The film Pink Floyd The Wall 1982 is soon to be re-released into Australian Cinemas as part of retrospective cinema screening. The re-release print has been classified R18+ with the consumer advice of ‘high-level adult themes’, ‘medium-level violence’. The film’s distributor, Becker Entertainment, as an aggrieved party, has applied for a review of the decision believing MA15+ is more appropriate. Further, the Australian Family Association (AFA) has also presented a submission, as an interested party, that strongly argues to maintain a R18+. Your task, as the convenor of the Classification Review Board, is to view the film and then analyse and evaluate it from a classification perspective. Remember, as an independent body, the Classification Review Board makes each decision afresh and assesses classification and the consumer advice based on the Classification Guidelines – not personal opinions. As part of this hypothetical exam you need to consider how different audiences could respond to the film and present arguments from both the Applicant’s and the Interested Party’s perspective. You must refer to some of these arguments in your Report. Applicant: Becker Entertainment – the film distributor is arguing that the film can be accommodated in the MA15+ category under the Guidelines Interested Parties: Australian Family Association – arguing that the film can only be accommodated in the R18+ classification under the Guidelines