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Bunny!!

Parents guide · ClearAge age 16+

Movie 2026 127 min Romance, Drama, Thriller Checked by Dan S · 3 Sep 2026
ClearAge 16+

What we flagged

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Violence
Mild
Sex and Nudity
Language
Strong

Our take

A relationship-advice TV host watches her marriage crack after a rival appears. Dialogue piles on relentless damn and hell language, sex-in-the-woods talk, kiss references, gang-kill threats, and drunk scenes. Adult melodrama about fame, jealousy, and marriage stress sets the tone. ClearAge keeps it for mature teens and adults.

Uplifting themes

Honesty in love gets plenty of airtime on the show-within-the-film, yet private choices undercut tidy lessons. Thin uplift is all that remains. Betrayal is what the plot actually runs on Media scrutiny leaves adults making messy choices, and the film refuses to polish them into tidy role-model behavior. A clean example is harder to spot than the pressure. What lands is the mess

Story (may spoil tone)

A host of a relationship advice television programme starts to see cracks in her own marriage after the appearance of a mysterious guest.

What we flagged

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Violence
Mild
Sex and Nudity
Language
Strong

Details

Violence Mild Arguments turn ugly with lines about gangs killing someone and a spouse…

Arguments turn ugly with lines about gangs killing someone and a spouse screaming to be killed if it comes to that. FSK also flags injury content. Comic marital banter alone does not cover what parents will see

Language Strong Damn, hell, b-word, and a-word tear through the marriage fights, then a…

Damn, hell, b-word, and a-word tear through the marriage fights, then a hard cluster of f-words hits in late blowups. Adult swearing shows up often. Quieter stretches exist, yet those fights still land hard

Sex / nudity Dialogue covers sex in the woods, long kissing, and whether someone is…

Dialogue covers sex in the woods, long kissing, and whether someone is having an affair. A character also says I slept with him. Adult sexual confession is on the table; full nudity is not established in our clues

Drugs / alcohol Mild During the later marital spiral, someone is confronted with why are you…

During the later marital spiral, someone is confronted with why are you so drunk. Drinking shows up as relationship damage. Party-montage framing stays off the table

Self-harm / suicide Moderate German classification specifically warns for self-injury content inside…

German classification specifically warns for self-injury content inside this psychological spiral. Distressing self-harm imagery rides with that darker turn. The later psychological weight is where that warning lands

Bullying / discrimination Mild We did not see bullying in this one

We did not see bullying in this one

Dangerous behaviour Mild We did not see dangerous behavior in this one

We did not see dangerous behavior in this one

Eating disorders / body image Mild We did not see eating in this one

We did not see eating in this one

Mental health Mild Jealousy and public pressure pull a couples-coach TV host into watching…

Jealousy and public pressure pull a couples-coach TV host into watching her own marriage fall apart. Later scenes turn darker and more psychologically heavy. That early talk-show banter leaves you unready for the turn

Gambling Mild We did not see gambling in this one

We did not see gambling in this one

Grief / bereavement Mild We did not see grief in this one

We did not see grief in this one

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

  • She advises couples publicly while struggling privately. Why is that conflict so common?
  • Jealousy and career rivalry drive the plot. How do partners rebuild trust?