Jiang Ziya (2020) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Jiang Ziya is best for ages 12+. It's rated 12A. Jiang Ziya is a visually striking animated fantasy that follows a commander struggling with the moral implications of his duty to Heaven. Parents should be aware of moderate fantasy violence, frequent depictions of…

Jiang Ziya is officially rated 12A. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 12+.

Jiang Ziya is a visually striking animated fantasy that follows a commander struggling with the moral implications of his duty to Heaven. Parents should be aware of moderate fantasy violence, frequent depictions of war-torn landscapes, and mature themes regarding death and corruption. The film touches on emotional…

A single brief instance of a woman wearing a somewhat revealing traditional dress is present.

The film contains moderate fantasy combat featuring swords, magical blasts, and dark spirits. Blood is occasionally visible, and characters suffer injuries during battles, including a notable sacrifice sequence. The framing is dramatic and semi-realistic, not…

Mild profanity is used, including words like 'bastard' and 'bitch' in certain translated versions.

There are occasional depictions of alcohol consumption by adult characters.

Mature themes are central to the plot, including the morality of war, the corrupt nature of authority, betrayal, and the death of innocent characters. The story explores the loss of faith and the heavy burden of duty.

Jiang Ziya runs 105 minutes, directed by Cheng Teng, Wei Li, released in 2020.

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