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Gandhari is a grim crime film. A mother goes blind, then her little girl is taken. The hunt includes talk of a child sex-trafficking ring and a threat about a child's dead body. Swearing is light. Best for older teens who already handle grim crime. Too heavy for younger teens
Uplifting themes
A parent will not give up on her daughter. The mother keeps going after she loses her sight. The methods are desperate, not neat The mother keeps going after she loses her sight. The methods are desperate, not neat
Story (may spoil tone)
When a mother loses her eyesight and her daughter in a kidnapping, she takes matters into her own hands to hunt down those responsible.
Details
Violence A kidnapping hunt with threats in a grim crime world. It is not one lon…
A kidnapping hunt with threats in a grim crime world. It is not one long action sequence
Language A few bursts of swearing, including hell and the a-word
A few bursts of swearing, including hell and the a-word
Frightening A missing child and a mother who cannot see keep the dread high for mos…
A missing child and a mother who cannot see keep the dread high for most of the runtime
Sexual violence People talk about a child sex-trafficking ring. There is no assault sce…
People talk about a child sex-trafficking ring. There is no assault scene
Child peril / abuse A young daughter is kidnapped. Other little girls in the same town have…
A young daughter is kidnapped. Other little girls in the same town have been taken too
Gore / death / weapons Someone threatens a child's dead body. The threat is in talk. You do no…
Someone threatens a child's dead body. The threat is in talk. You do not see a child's body
Dangerous behaviour A parent goes after criminals on her own. The film is grim, not a lesso…
A parent goes after criminals on her own. The film is grim, not a lesson in how to do it
Grief / bereavement A mother who has lost her child carries that pain through the hunt
A mother who has lost her child carries that pain through the hunt
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
- How do you talk about a missing child without turning it into a true-crime game?
- What should a parent do when the system feels too slow?
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