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(2016)

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Certification

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MPAA Rated PG-13 for some thematic elements
Certification

Sex & Nudity

  • A photograph of a pregnant woman is repeatedly shown.

Violence & Gore

  • A mentioning of actress Shirley Temple being deceased.
  • A psychiatrist shouts at a little girl and berates her cruelly, but later on they come to an understanding about why he reacted this way.

Profanity

  • Very mild, if any. Most profanity is religious exclamations ("god", "oh god", "amen") and some mild name-calling.

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

  • Some characters smoke cigarettes. In some scenes characters are holding beverage glasses of unknown liquid that could be alcohol, but it isn't revealed.

Frightening & Intense Scenes

  • The mentally disabled characters in the film (Sophie is said to have autism) are portrayed as having a childlike mentality, speaking in slurred words and knowing only a very limited vocabulary, using children's crayons and having "tantrums". This might offend or bother some viewers.

Spoilers

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Sex & Nudity

  • A disabled couple become pregnant, and their parents set up an agreement to keep the baby with its grandmother.
  • Topics of pregnancy and miscarriages come up frequently.

Violence & Gore

  • An agoraphobic woman appears to fall into some sort of panic attack when attempting to go outside. She falls to the ground and a neighborhood boy asks if she's "gonna croak".
  • A woman screams and cries when confronted with the sight of a large transit bus. Later on, she is seen drawing an image of a woman in a pool of red liquid (presumably blood) in crayon. It is later revealed that the woman's mother was hit and killed by a bus in front of her.
  • A girl is robbed by an older man and she collapses on the ground and cries.
  • A woman has a heart attack and dies.
  • Funeral rites are seen; people hold a ceremony for the death of a main character, and a closed casket is shown.
  • A disabled man has what is referred to as a "tantrum", srceaming and crying.
  • A woman having a miscarriage is discussed.
  • A girl shouts at her disabled mother and grabs her arms roughly.

Frightening & Intense Scenes

  • A girl runs to escape a police officer and trips and falls in the mud. The officer turns out to just want to help her.
  • Bernie's agoraphobia attacks may frighten younger viewers and are portrayed as quite upsetting to the child characters with her at the time.
  • Sophie's heart attack is quite upsetting. She begs for her missing daughter as she dies. Bernie is later seen on the telephone crying as she breaks the news.
  • Heidi has her money stolen from her, and upset by this, she cries on the ground. This might bother some viewers.
  • The scenes involving the bus and accident with Sophie's mother, though not directly featured on-screen, are quite upsetting and might frighten younger viewers.
  • Heidi repeatedly sneaks into casinos underage.
  • In grief after the death of her mother, Heidi rubs red lipstick all over her face, crying and shrieking hysterically. This scene is very sad and might upset some viewers.
  • The subject of miscarriages might bother viewers. A woman is seen with tears in her eyes as she looks at old baby clothes that were never used. A police officer laments on his wife's multiple miscarriages and explains that this led him to become a cop.

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