No sex. Nudity: A nine-year-old girl bathing in the bathtub. And a mannequin-size statue of a nude woman in the home, with only slightly discernible detail.

Minor destruction of property.

Three uses of "sh*t", otherwise none throughout the entire film except for one short rant: as subtitled in English, "F*ing / motherf*ing whore" twice.

Name-calling: One kid calls another one "witch" a couple of times.

None seen; one verbal request to add some rum to herbal tea.

Much of the film, especially the second half, consists of distressing, sad, or worrisome scenes relating to nine-year-old Mathilde's attempt to deal with irrational behavior by her mother.

Mathilde is often left to fend for herself, fixing meals, using matches, traveling by train alone, and trying to care for her mother, who is shown experiencing severe depression.

Mathilde is shown experiencing strong fear, emotional pain, and sadness. One incident places Mathilde in extreme peril.

Young viewers might be distressed by scenes involving a mounted human skeleton used for classroom instruction; or by several fantasy views of a child under water, possibly drowned.