I'm Still Here (2024): parents' guide

Soldiers seize the father at home; later the mother and a teen daughter are hooded and jailed. Prisoners scream behind doors, a man is dragged off begging, blood marks a floor, a young woman is glimpsed under water torture, and the family dog is found dead in the road.

Plugged In counted two f-words and one s-word in the subtitles, plus single uses of ass, bitch and damn, and God's name used as an exclamation a couple of times. Common Sense also lists son of a bitch.

Back home after her detention, the mother stands in the shower a long time, and her breasts and buttocks are glimpsed from the side; the scene is about exhaustion and fear, not sex. Otherwise there are affectionate kisses, swimsuits and teen talk about boys.

In one scene teens pass a marijuana joint around a car, the driver included, and hide it when police pull them over. Adults smoke cigarettes and cigars constantly and drink wine at parties, and a young teen tries her mother's cigarette.

The night raid and months of not knowing whether the father is alive create steady dread, and the mother's days in a dark cell, hearing other prisoners cry out, are tense. The family's grief is long and heavy, and late scenes show dementia.