Hugo: parents' guide

No fights or blood. Hugo's father dies in a fire largely off screen, his uncle is later found dead in the river, a dog is set on children, the inspector is dragged by a train, and old film clips show staged action.

No profanity. Insults are limited to words like idiot, liar, thief, oaf and buffoon, with drunk used as a put-down for Hugo's uncle.

Light flirting between adults, a couple of hugs and kisses, and a peck on the cheek between the kids. The inspector awkwardly asks a policeman whether he's had 'relations' with his pregnant wife. Some cleavage in old film clips; no nudity.

Hugo's uncle is a heavy drinker who swigs from a flask and stumbles around drunk. Adults drink wine at the station cafe and at a party, and there are brief shots of people smoking.

Hugo learns his father has died and is left with an uncle who vanishes. He dreams of being run down by a train, nearly gets hit by a real one, dangles from a giant clock's hands, and is chased by an inspector who jails lone kids.