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The ghostly part of this romance grows out of a sudden fatal crash. Kissing and mild scares are present, but grief is what stays with the film. We would start at US PG-13, especially for a teen who has not recently dealt with a loss.
Uplifting themes
Friends, family, and art class push toward healing without erasing the love that was lost. Letting go is framed as courage, not a betrayal of memory Supportive friends and a patient adult voice try to walk with Tessa. Not every peer choice is wise, but care is visible
Story (may spoil tone)
After surviving a car accident that took the life of her boyfriend, a teenage girl believes he's attempting to reconnect with her from the after world.
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Violence A fatal car crash sits at the centre of the story, with medical talk of…
A fatal car crash sits at the centre of the story, with medical talk of blood around the heart. You feel the accident's aftermath more than a long crash spectacle
Language Teens say the s-word, hell, a-word, and at least one f-word when emotio…
Teens say the s-word, hell, a-word, and at least one f-word when emotions spike. Swearing is scattered, not wall-to-wall
Sex / nudity The couple kiss and flirt, and one joke refers to car sex. The romance…
The couple kiss and flirt, and one joke refers to car sex. The romance is present throughout, with grief taking over after the crash
Frightening Ghost visits, talk of hauntings, and an exorcism joke add eerie moments…
Ghost visits, talk of hauntings, and an exorcism joke add eerie moments around the romance. The scares stay soft beside the sadness of the love story
Gore / death / weapons Crash injury is discussed with a clear mention of blood around the hear…
Crash injury is discussed with a clear mention of blood around the heart. Visual gore stays limited beside the emotional fallout
Grief / bereavement Losing a first love in a crash drives almost every scene, from counsell…
Losing a first love in a crash drives almost every scene, from counselling talk to cemetery visits. The film stays with mourning and the wish to reverse it
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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Talk after watching
- Tessa keeps seeing someone she lost. What healthy ways have you seen people stay connected to someone who died?
- Friends and family worry she is stuck in grief. How can you support someone without rushing their timeline?
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