I'm Losing It (2018) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?
Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language
There's two great loves in Anya's life, her athlete boyfriend Zhenya and food. Zhenya is not happy how Anya has been gaining weight due to her eating habits and decides to dump her. But Anya doesn't want to give up and decides to get rid of excess weight with the help of Nikolai, an overweight man obsessed with the healthy living.
Rated NR • 2018 • 1h 42m
I'm Losing It is a Russian romantic comedy that earned its international ratings (equivalent to PG-13) primarily through its mature themes. The story follows Anya, a young woman who tries to lose weight after her boyfriend breaks up with her over it. Parents should be aware of persistent themes of body image, body shaming, and unhealthy attitudes toward food, which could be sensitive for some viewers. The film also contains some social… Sign up for the full guide
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Is I'm Losing It appropriate for kids?
I'm Losing It is a Russian romantic comedy that earned its international ratings (equivalent to PG-13) primarily through its mature themes. The story follows Anya, a young woman who tries to lose weight after her boyfriend breaks up with her over it. Parents should be aware of… Read more — free account
Content severity in I'm Losing It
What happens in I'm Losing It, moment by moment
- 0:05 🔥 Mature Themes 6/10
- 0:12 🔥 Mature Themes 5/10
- 0:21 🍷 Substances 3/10
Sex and nudity in I'm Losing It
Content is moderate. Characters kiss passionately on a few occasions, and there is some romantic innuendo. Anya is seen in her underwear in a non-sexual context while examining her body. Other scenes take place at a public pool where characters are in swimwear.
Violence and gore in I'm Losing It
Violence is infrequent and mostly comedic or brief. One scene involves a minor scuffle between two men with some pushing and shoving. Anya is shown comically falling while attempting to exercise. No serious injuries are depicted.
Language in I'm Losing It
Based on its international ratings (which vary from PG to PG-13 equivalents), viewers can expect some moderate profanity. Terms like "shit" are used, and other light curse words are present. The language is not pervasive.
Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in I'm Losing It
Characters drink alcohol (beer, vodka, wine) in several social settings, such as at parties and family gatherings. In one scene, a character is shown becoming comically drunk and stumbling. There is no depiction of illicit drug use.
Mature themes in I'm Losing It
The film's primary focus is on mature themes. Body image and body shaming are central, as Anya's breakup is explicitly due to her weight gain. The film explores unhealthy relationships with food and exercise, the emotional distress of a breakup, and the journey to self-acceptance and self-worth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is I'm Losing It appropriate for kids?
Bontent's parent guide suggests I'm Losing It is best for ages 13+. It's rated NR. I'm Losing It is a Russian romantic comedy that earned its international ratings (equivalent to PG-13) primarily through its mature themes. The story follows Anya, a young woman who tries to lose weight after her…
What age rating does I'm Losing It have?
I'm Losing It is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 13+.
What is I'm Losing It about?
I'm Losing It is a Russian romantic comedy that earned its international ratings (equivalent to PG-13) primarily through its mature themes. The story follows Anya, a young woman who tries to lose weight after her boyfriend breaks up with her over it. Parents should be aware of persistent themes of body image, body…
Is there sex or nudity in I'm Losing It?
Content is moderate. Characters kiss passionately on a few occasions, and there is some romantic innuendo. Anya is seen in her underwear in a non-sexual context while examining her body. Other scenes take place at a public pool where characters are in…
How violent is I'm Losing It?
Violence is infrequent and mostly comedic or brief. One scene involves a minor scuffle between two men with some pushing and shoving. Anya is shown comically falling while attempting to exercise. No serious injuries are depicted.
Is the language in I'm Losing It appropriate for kids?
Based on its international ratings (which vary from PG to PG-13 equivalents), viewers can expect some moderate profanity. Terms like "shit" are used, and other light curse words are present. The language is not pervasive.
Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in I'm Losing It?
Characters drink alcohol (beer, vodka, wine) in several social settings, such as at parties and family gatherings. In one scene, a character is shown becoming comically drunk and stumbling. There is no depiction of illicit drug use.
What mature themes appear in I'm Losing It?
The film's primary focus is on mature themes. Body image and body shaming are central, as Anya's breakup is explicitly due to her weight gain. The film explores unhealthy relationships with food and exercise, the emotional distress of a breakup, and the…
How long is I'm Losing It?
I'm Losing It runs 102 minutes, directed by Alexey Nuzhnyy, released in 2018.
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