What we flagged
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Our take
A rich Olympic shooter faces family pressure, romance and a medical crisis around a seriously ill infant. Punch-up fights with bottles and bats, mild-to-moderate swearing, and sex talk including condoms and a montage that implies many partners all feature. Adults drink and smoke, with brief drug-dealing mentions. Fine with a parent from 13. Younger kids may find the hospital worry and adult romance awkward.
Uplifting themes
Family care, chosen love and putting a child's needs first stay central Parents and partners stretch to help a child, even as wealth and ego get messy
Story (may spoil tone)
A celebrated Olympian shooter travels to America looking for a donor to help his sick child — but unexpected romance complicates his search.
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Violence Fistfights use sticks, bottles and a cricket bat, plus comic slaps
Fistfights use sticks, bottles and a cricket bat, plus comic slaps
Language Some strong talk: the b-word and s-word, plus hell, damn and a rude ges…
Some strong talk: the b-word and s-word, plus hell, damn and a rude gesture
Sex / nudity Condom talk, kisses and a montage that implies many sexual partners, pl…
Condom talk, kisses and a montage that implies many sexual partners, plus surrogacy talk
Drugs / alcohol Adults drink and smoke, with brief talk of drug dealing
Adults drink and smoke, with brief talk of drug dealing
Frightening Hospital panic and a comic kidnap stretch can feel tense for younger vi…
Hospital panic and a comic kidnap stretch can feel tense for younger viewers
Child peril / abuse A seriously ill infant and a medical crisis drive much of the worry
A seriously ill infant and a medical crisis drive much of the worry
Bullying / discrimination Nationality digs appear, and the story pushes back on them
Nationality digs appear, and the story pushes back on them
Gore / death / weapons Sport-shooting guns appear, plus bloody vomit and fight injuries
Sport-shooting guns appear, plus bloody vomit and fight injuries
Grief / bereavement Bereavement and mourning sit alongside the family story
Bereavement and mourning sit alongside the family story
Flashing lights We do not have enough information about flashing lights for this versio…
We do not have enough information about flashing lights for this version to confidently confirm.
Talk after watching
- What should come first when family duty, romance and a child's health collide?
- How do you talk about partners and surrogacy without treating people as a fix?
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