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No Trees, No Seas (2026) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

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A people-led climate documentary rooted in Cornwall, where stories, science and surfing come together to reveal how restoring the connections between land, sea and community could change everything.

Rated NR • 2026 • 1h 0m

Age
5+

No Trees, No Seas is a tranquil, educational documentary focused on environmental restoration efforts along the coast of Cornwall. The film explores the symbiotic relationship between local land management, ocean health, and community activism through interviews and surfing footage. There is no sexual content, harsh language, drug use, or depictions of violence. The documentary is suitable for viewers of all ages who are interested in… Sign up for the full guide

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Is No Trees, No Seas appropriate for kids?

No Trees, No Seas is a tranquil, educational documentary focused on environmental restoration efforts along the coast of Cornwall. The film explores the symbiotic relationship between local land management, ocean health, and community activism through interviews and surfing… Read more — free account

Content severity in No Trees, No Seas

Sex None 0/10
Violence None 0/10
Language None 0/10
Substances None 0/10
Themes Mild 2/10

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Sex and nudity in No Trees, No Seas

There is no sexual content or innuendo in this documentary.

Violence and gore in No Trees, No Seas

None. The film contains only peaceful footage of nature and community discussions.

Language in No Trees, No Seas

No profanity or coarse language is used.

Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in No Trees, No Seas

None. No tobacco, alcohol, or other substances appear on screen.

Mature themes in No Trees, No Seas

The film discusses climate change and environmental degradation, which are presented through a lens of hope, scientific research, and community action rather than alarmist dread.

Scary moments in No Trees, No Seas

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Is No Trees, No Seas appropriate for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests No Trees, No Seas is best for ages 5+. It's rated NR. No Trees, No Seas is a tranquil, educational documentary focused on environmental restoration efforts along the coast of Cornwall. The film explores the symbiotic relationship between local land management, ocean…

What age rating does No Trees, No Seas have?

No Trees, No Seas is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 5+.

What is No Trees, No Seas about?

No Trees, No Seas is a tranquil, educational documentary focused on environmental restoration efforts along the coast of Cornwall. The film explores the symbiotic relationship between local land management, ocean health, and community activism through interviews and surfing footage. There is no sexual content, harsh…

Is there sex or nudity in No Trees, No Seas?

There is no sexual content or innuendo in this documentary.

How violent is No Trees, No Seas?

None. The film contains only peaceful footage of nature and community discussions.

Is the language in No Trees, No Seas appropriate for kids?

No profanity or coarse language is used.

Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in No Trees, No Seas?

None. No tobacco, alcohol, or other substances appear on screen.

What mature themes appear in No Trees, No Seas?

The film discusses climate change and environmental degradation, which are presented through a lens of hope, scientific research, and community action rather than alarmist dread.

How long is No Trees, No Seas?

No Trees, No Seas runs 60 minutes, directed by James Stuart, released in 2026.

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