Emma.: parents' guide

Very little. Harriet is accosted by a band of strangers on a country road and rescued, hurting her ankle. Emma gets a stress nosebleed, a man pounds a carriage roof in anger, and an off-screen death is reported.

No profanity. A stray 'Good God' and sharp insults such as 'arrogant' and 'selfish' are as strong as it gets.

Two brief, non-sexual shots of bare bottoms, one as servants dress a man and one as a woman lifts her skirts by a fire. Otherwise courtship talk, longing looks and a couple of kisses near the end.

Adults drink wine and liquor at dinners and parties, and a man is wrongly suspected of being drunk when he makes an unwelcome declaration. No smoking or drugs.

Little to scare. The roadside encounter is brief and mostly reported after the fact; the most upsetting moments are social, such as public snubs, an unkind joke at a picnic, and heartbreak.