Love Spell (2021) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Love Spell is best for ages 12+. It's rated NR. Love Spell is an unrated Brazilian romantic comedy about the clash between families from different religious backgrounds—Jewish and Umbanda—while planning a wedding for their children, Lucas and Bebel. The film's…

Love Spell is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 12+.

Love Spell is an unrated Brazilian romantic comedy about the clash between families from different religious backgrounds—Jewish and Umbanda—while planning a wedding for their children, Lucas and Bebel. The film's content concerns are mostly thematic, exploring religious differences, family pressure, and cultural…

Contains some romantic scenes between the main couple, Lucas and Bebel. This includes kissing and embracing on several occasions. One scene may imply they have spent the night together, though no nudity or explicit activity is shown.

None. The conflict in the film is entirely verbal and emotional, with no physical violence or fighting depicted.

Language is very mild. There may be some infrequent use of words like 'hell' or 'damn' during arguments, but no strong profanity is present.

Minor substance use is depicted. Characters are briefly shown drinking wine or other alcoholic beverages during family gatherings and celebrations, consistent with social drinking.

The central themes are moderate and involve the challenges of an interfaith relationship. The film explores family conflict stemming from differing religious traditions (Jewish and Umbanda), the pressure to conform, and the importance of mutual respect and…

Love Spell runs 81 minutes, directed by Caroline Fioratti, released in 2021.

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