<human>: I only ask because I have no way of actually speaking to the people that run the programs and festivals (or too lazy), but I'm thinking of enrolling in Toronto Film School for Film Production. The class consists of pairing you with dozens of other peers and you all make short films that get shown in the annual film festivals. My only problem is the only films I deem good in my head are usually very violent or mature in nature. Not like "Saw", or sensless violence, but the tasteful sort you'd find in a psychological thriller, or like Game of Thrones. It's laid back drama, but when things get ugly, they get very ugly.

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<bot>: How violent/mature can films be generally for a festival? The only plot lines and stories I can write that I find good are the kind with tasteful violence, mature content.