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Following a brief theatrical run, new Mila Kunis thriller Luckiest Girl Alive<\/a> arrives on Netflix<\/a> this weekend.<\/p>\n Adapted from the novel of the same, the film sees Kunis play a journalist whose life begins to unravel when she begins to reckon with a harrowing incident from her past.<\/p>\n Given the film handles some very dark themes, you might be wondering what age certificate the film has been given \u2013 read on for everything you need to know.<\/p> The film has been given an 18 certificate<\/strong> by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), citing sexual violence, strong violence and threat.<\/p>\n A more detailed description of the reasoning behind that rating explains that there are \u201cintense scenes in which teenage boys rape a teenage girl\u201d as well as \u201cverbal references to her trauma in the aftermath\u201d.<\/p>\nLuckiest Girl Alive age rating<\/strong><\/h2>\n