Harry Styles. One Night in Manchester
NZ release: 08 March 2026
Coarse language, sexual themes Rated on: 08 March 2026
What’s it about?
Harry Styles premieres “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally” in a one-off epic showcase of his fourth album from Manchester.
The facts
- Directed by Paul Dugdale
- English language
- Runtime: 97 minutes
- Netflix special, concert film
Why did it get this rating?
This film was self-rated by Netflix. You can find out more about self-rating by streaming providers here.
This concert film follows Harry Styles from behind the scenes and onto the stage where he performs the entire set of songs from his new album. Performers including Harry are fully clothed, musicians are celebrated and highlighted at different times during the showcase. We occasionally see brief close-ups of fans in the crowd.
Sexual themes
The lyrics in some of the songshint at adult relationships without going into any detail. These details would likely not be understood by younger viewers and listeners.
For example, in the song ‘Ready, Steady, Go’ “You touched me goodnight / Butterflied both our bellies / You and me are skipping sleep with dirty feet. And in ‘Are you listening yet? “The fix of all fixes, unintimate sex / You like the way she talks, but never what she says”
We don’t see any sexually suggestive activity during the concert.
Coarse language
The language warning refers to the lyrics sung during the performance. There are brief moments of Harry talking to the audience between sets. For example he thanks the Manchester audience for always supporting him during his career.
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