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Yanlış Paket

Parents guide · ClearAge age 16+

Movie 2025 130 min Comedy Checked by Dan S · 3 Sep 2026
ClearAge 16+

What we flagged

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Violence
Mild
Sex and Nudity
Mild
Language
Mild

Our take

Can throws a big holiday house party while classmates plot to sabotage a video meant for his ex in this Turkish teen comedy. Party drinking, social humiliation, and mild romantic-comedy friction sit in the usual high-school party-film mix. Stakes stay in that lane. Teens who already handle those beats will know the territory.

Uplifting themes

Friends scramble to stop a harmful video reaching Can's ex, and the story makes space for loyalty and making amends. Repair and responsibility sit beside the prank comedy. That is the value parents can talk about afterward Some teens try to undo the damage while others treat the prank as a laugh. Mixed role models are part of the point. Parents will see both the scramble to take responsibility and the cruelty that started it

Story (may spoil tone)

After the pandemic, high school is on holiday, and Can's classmates throw a big party at his house. Can has prepared a special video for his ex-girlfriend, Nursena. However, OD Züm and Nora take advantage of Can's drunkenness to obtain a secret recording and alter it. Can Can and his friends prevent the wrong video from reaching Nursena?

What we flagged

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Violence
Mild
Sex and Nudity
Mild
Language
Mild

Details

Violence Mild Party pranks tip into shoving and confrontation around the house bash.…

Party pranks tip into shoving and confrontation around the house bash. It stays light physical comedy, not a fight movie. Parents should still know scuffles sit in the mix

Language Mild Teen insults and party swearing fit a 16+ foul-language warning. Swear-…

Teen insults and party swearing fit a 16+ foul-language warning. Swear-sensitive households will hear enough sharp language to notice. Preview if that is a hard line at home

Sex / nudity Mild An ex-girlfriend plot and a sabotaged personal video sit at the center…

An ex-girlfriend plot and a sabotaged personal video sit at the center of the party chaos. Teen sexual themes matter here more than soft crush comedy. There is no graphic sex scene

Drugs / alcohol Mild Teen drinking comes with the big house party, and the prank needs Can d…

Teen drinking comes with the big house party, and the prank needs Can drunk enough to record. Smoking is flagged too. Substances sit in plain view for the night

Bullying / discrimination Mild While Can is drunk, classmates secretly record him and doctor a video m…

While Can is drunk, classmates secretly record him and doctor a video meant for his ex so they can humiliate him. Social sabotage powers the comedy. Consent around recordings is worth raising with teens

Dangerous behaviour Mild Hidden taping and a swapped clip built to embarrass someone power the w…

Hidden taping and a swapped clip built to embarrass someone power the whole plot. Teens may need an explicit line that secret recordings and fake videos cause real harm. Shrugging it off as a party gag misses that point

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

We did not see eating 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

  • Can trusts friends at his own party. When does peer pressure cross a line?
  • The wrong-video prank targets someone's feelings. How should families talk about digital consent?