Hear Me: Our Summer (2024) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Hear Me: Our Summer is best for ages 10+. It's rated 6. This unrated South Korean romance is a gentle and sweet story appropriate for most pre-teens and older. The film follows Yong-jun, a young man who falls for Yeo-reum and learns sign language to communicate with her, as…

Hear Me: Our Summer is officially rated 6. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 10+.

This unrated South Korean romance is a gentle and sweet story appropriate for most pre-teens and older. The film follows Yong-jun, a young man who falls for Yeo-reum and learns sign language to communicate with her, as she cares for her hearing-impaired sister. Content is very mild overall. The main elements for…

A single, gentle kiss is shared between the two main characters near the end of the film. There is no other sexual content, innuendo, or nudity.

Violence and gore are not present in this film. There are no fights, weapons, or scenes of physical aggression.

Language is very mild and infrequent. Characters may use terms like "idiot" in a lighthearted or mildly frustrated manner, but there is no strong or frequent profanity.

There are a few scenes of social drinking. Adult characters are shown drinking beer or soju with meals in restaurant settings. No one is depicted as drunk, and there is no substance abuse.

The film deals with mature but gently handled themes. These include the challenges of caring for a family member with a disability, the anxiety of post-college life and career uncertainty, and the difficulties of communication in a new relationship. Some…

Hear Me: Our Summer runs 109 minutes, directed by Cho Sun-ho, released in 2024.

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