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Les Trois Brestoises (2025) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language

Three women from Brest. Léanne, the cop, a hothead whose ambition knows no bounds. Élodie, the forensic pathologist, a settled family woman. Vanessa, the psycho-criminologist, a fiercely independent and outspoken woman. Three childhood friends reunited since Léanne's recent return to Brittany following the death of her husband during an operation. Together, and despite their radically different personalities, they will hunt down the region's criminals while juggling their lives as women, trying their best to balance their work… Sign up for the full guide

Rated NR • 2025 • 1h 30m

Age
7+

Les Trois Brestoises is an unrated French police-drama that earned its tone from adult themes rather than explicit content; parents should expect discussion of death, professional criminal investigations, and mature interpersonal issues. The film follows Léanne (a cop recently widowed), Élodie (a forensic pathologist) and Vanessa (a psycho-criminologist) as they juggle investigations with family and friendship tensions in Brest. The… Sign up for the full guide

Cast

Déborah Krey
Déborah Krey
Charlotte Gaccio
Charlotte Gaccio
Garance Thénault
Garance Thénault
Vincent Heneine
Vincent Heneine
Yvan Le Bolloc'h
Yvan Le Bolloc'h
Noé Besin
Noé Besin
Janis Abrikh
Janis Abrikh
Roby Schinasi
Roby Schinasi
LP
Lety Pardalis
Christophe Grégoire
Christophe Grégoire
SF
Simon Fraud
KM
Kevin Marvinio
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Is Les Trois Brestoises appropriate for kids?

Les Trois Brestoises is an unrated French police-drama that earned its tone from adult themes rather than explicit content; parents should expect discussion of death, professional criminal investigations, and mature interpersonal issues. The film follows Léanne (a cop recently… Read more — free account

Content severity in Les Trois Brestoises

Sex Mild 2/10
Violence Moderate 3/10
Language Moderate 3/10
Substances Mild 2/10
Themes Moderate 3/10

What happens in Les Trois Brestoises, moment by moment

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  2. 0:08 💬 Language 3/10
  3. 0:12 🍷 Substances 2/10
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Sex and nudity in Les Trois Brestoises

Light or absent. No explicit sex or nudity is reported; intimate relationships are discussed or implied (references to Léanne's late husband and adult relationships) but not shown graphically. Any romantic content is brief and incidental to the characters' emotional arcs.

Violence and gore in Les Trois Brestoises

Mild, mostly implied or non-graphic. The story revolves around police work and criminal investigations, so there are a few quick scuffles and crime-scene moments shown or referenced, but nothing graphic in available reporting. Expect tense confrontations and an on-screen restraint or two, handled without blood or prolonged brutality.

Language in Les Trois Brestoises

Occasional mild-to-moderate profanity in French is likely (raised voices, a few crude words) but no sustained torrent of explicit invective has been reported. Dialogue can be sharp in heated scenes between colleagues or during confrontations with suspects.

Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in Les Trois Brestoises

Light and incidental. Characters drink socially (wine/beer) in a few scenes and alcohol is used conversationally; no depiction of heavy addiction or drug overdose is indicated in available information. Smoking or illicit drug use is not prominently reported.

Mature themes in Les Trois Brestoises

Strong mature themes: bereavement (Léanne mourning her husband), work–life strain, female friendship under pressure, and the emotional toll of policing and forensic work. Conversations about death, the ethics of investigation, and family strain recur and form the emotional backbone of the film.

Scary moments in Les Trois Brestoises

No standout scary moments have been catalogued for Les Trois Brestoises yet. Because this title is recommended for younger kids, sign up to get community-flagged jump scares, tense scenes, and startling imagery as parents submit them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Les Trois Brestoises appropriate for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Les Trois Brestoises is best for ages 7+. It's rated NR. Les Trois Brestoises is an unrated French police-drama that earned its tone from adult themes rather than explicit content; parents should expect discussion of death, professional criminal investigations, and mature…

What age rating does Les Trois Brestoises have?

Les Trois Brestoises is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 7+.

What is Les Trois Brestoises about?

Les Trois Brestoises is an unrated French police-drama that earned its tone from adult themes rather than explicit content; parents should expect discussion of death, professional criminal investigations, and mature interpersonal issues. The film follows Léanne (a cop recently widowed), Élodie (a forensic pathologist)…

Is there sex or nudity in Les Trois Brestoises?

Light or absent. No explicit sex or nudity is reported; intimate relationships are discussed or implied (references to Léanne's late husband and adult relationships) but not shown graphically. Any romantic content is brief and incidental to the characters'…

How violent is Les Trois Brestoises?

Mild, mostly implied or non-graphic. The story revolves around police work and criminal investigations, so there are a few quick scuffles and crime-scene moments shown or referenced, but nothing graphic in available reporting. Expect tense confrontations and…

Is the language in Les Trois Brestoises appropriate for kids?

Occasional mild-to-moderate profanity in French is likely (raised voices, a few crude words) but no sustained torrent of explicit invective has been reported. Dialogue can be sharp in heated scenes between colleagues or during confrontations with suspects.

Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in Les Trois Brestoises?

Light and incidental. Characters drink socially (wine/beer) in a few scenes and alcohol is used conversationally; no depiction of heavy addiction or drug overdose is indicated in available information. Smoking or illicit drug use is not prominently reported.

What mature themes appear in Les Trois Brestoises?

Strong mature themes: bereavement (Léanne mourning her husband), work–life strain, female friendship under pressure, and the emotional toll of policing and forensic work. Conversations about death, the ethics of investigation, and family strain recur and form…

How long is Les Trois Brestoises?

Les Trois Brestoises runs 90 minutes, directed by Stéphane Kappes, released in 2025.

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