Dream (2023) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?
Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language
With hard work and dedication on lock, a group of homeless men trains to compete in a global tournament — despite a cranky coach.
Rated 12 • 2023 • 2h 7m
Based on a true story, *Dream* is an uplifting sports comedy-drama with some mature content that earns its likely PG-13 equivalent rating. The film follows disgruntled soccer star Yoon Hong-dae as he is forced to coach a team of homeless men for the Homeless World Cup. Parents should be aware of frequent profanity, including uses of 'shit' and at least one 'f-bomb.' The film also contains some mild comedic violence, social drinking… Sign up for the full guide
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Is Dream appropriate for kids?
Based on a true story, *Dream* is an uplifting sports comedy-drama with some mature content that earns its likely PG-13 equivalent rating. The film follows disgruntled soccer star Yoon Hong-dae as he is forced to coach a team of homeless men for the Homeless World Cup. Parents… Read more — free account
Content severity in Dream
What happens in Dream, moment by moment
- 0:05 ⚔ Violence & Gore 5/10
- 0:15 💬 Language 4/10
- 0:25 ♥ Sex & Nudity 3/10
Sex and nudity in Dream
Sexual content is brief and mostly for comedic effect. In one scene, two men are seen urinating next to each other (no nudity) and one comments on the other's anatomy. Another scene involves a character awkwardly coming out as gay after being seen rubbing against another player on the field.
Violence and gore in Dream
Violence is infrequent and generally mild, often played for comedic or dramatic effect. A character pokes another in the eyes during an argument. The main character gets into a brief, non-graphic scuffle with some teenagers. There is also a brief scene showing a character with a minor bloody injury after a fall during a game.
Language in Dream
Profanity is frequent and the film's strongest element. The dialogue includes many uses of 'shit' and 'damn.' At least one use of 'fuck' is present. In one scene, two characters get into an argument and exchange middle-finger gestures.
Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in Dream
There are a few scenes of social drinking. Characters are shown drinking beer and soju in casual settings, such as over a meal. There is no depiction of drunkenness, drug use, or substance abuse.
Mature themes in Dream
The film's central theme is homelessness, exploring the struggles and humanity of its characters with a mix of pathos and humor. It also deals with themes of prejudice, public perception, second chances, and the pressure of media scrutiny. Some characters have backstories involving personal loss and hardship which are discussed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Dream appropriate for kids?
Bontent's parent guide suggests Dream is best for ages 13+. It's rated 12. Based on a true story, *Dream* is an uplifting sports comedy-drama with some mature content that earns its likely PG-13 equivalent rating. The film follows disgruntled soccer star Yoon Hong-dae as he is forced to coach…
What age rating does Dream have?
Dream is officially rated 12. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.
What is Dream about?
Based on a true story, *Dream* is an uplifting sports comedy-drama with some mature content that earns its likely PG-13 equivalent rating. The film follows disgruntled soccer star Yoon Hong-dae as he is forced to coach a team of homeless men for the Homeless World Cup. Parents should be aware of frequent profanity…
Is there sex or nudity in Dream?
Sexual content is brief and mostly for comedic effect. In one scene, two men are seen urinating next to each other (no nudity) and one comments on the other's anatomy. Another scene involves a character awkwardly coming out as gay after being seen rubbing…
How violent is Dream?
Violence is infrequent and generally mild, often played for comedic or dramatic effect. A character pokes another in the eyes during an argument. The main character gets into a brief, non-graphic scuffle with some teenagers. There is also a brief scene…
Is the language in Dream appropriate for kids?
Profanity is frequent and the film's strongest element. The dialogue includes many uses of 'shit' and 'damn.' At least one use of 'fuck' is present. In one scene, two characters get into an argument and exchange middle-finger gestures.
Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in Dream?
There are a few scenes of social drinking. Characters are shown drinking beer and soju in casual settings, such as over a meal. There is no depiction of drunkenness, drug use, or substance abuse.
What mature themes appear in Dream?
The film's central theme is homelessness, exploring the struggles and humanity of its characters with a mix of pathos and humor. It also deals with themes of prejudice, public perception, second chances, and the pressure of media scrutiny. Some characters…
How long is Dream?
Dream runs 127 minutes, directed by Lee Byeong-heon, released in 2023.
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