Six Degrees of Celebration (2010) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?
Age Rating, Sex, Violence & Language
A collection of several interlinked stories that happen on the New Year's eve...
Rated NR • 2010 • 1h 29m
Six Degrees of Celebration is an unrated anthology of linked stories that take place during various New Year's Eve party settings. It is unrated but contains mild adult material parents should know about: brief, non-graphic kissing and flirtation, a couple of short scuffles, occasional mild profanity, and on-screen alcohol use and smoking. The film's strongest elements are brief sexual contact (kissing), party drinking, and a few… Sign up for the full guide
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Is Six Degrees of Celebration appropriate for kids?
Six Degrees of Celebration is an unrated anthology of linked stories that take place during various New Year's Eve party settings. It is unrated but contains mild adult material parents should know about: brief, non-graphic kissing and flirtation, a couple of short scuffles… Read more — free account
Content severity in Six Degrees of Celebration
What happens in Six Degrees of Celebration, moment by moment
- 0:06 🍷 Substances 2/10
- 0:12 ♥ Sex & Nudity 2/10
- 0:18 💬 Language 2/10
Sex and nudity in Six Degrees of Celebration
Light and brief. A few quick, non-graphic kisses and flirtatious moments at party settings are shown; there is no nudity or explicit sexual activity reported. These are fleeting and framed as part of adult relationships.
Violence and gore in Six Degrees of Celebration
Minimal and non-graphic. A couple of short scuffles or shoves break out during heated arguments; no blood, weapons, or prolonged brutality are shown. Physical confrontations are brief and resolved quickly.
Language in Six Degrees of Celebration
Occasional mild profanity in dialogue. Characters use a handful of stronger exclamations and raised-voice insults during arguments, but there is no pervasive heavy swearing or repeated 'f‑bomb' usage reported. Mostly conversational adult language.
Drugs, alcohol, and smoking in Six Degrees of Celebration
Mildly prominent. Alcohol is commonly shown at New Year's Eve parties (toasting, drinking, one character becomes noticeably intoxicated); brief cigarette smoking appears. No illicit drug use or explicit drug scenes are reported.
Mature themes in Six Degrees of Celebration
Adult emotional themes are central: loneliness, relationship tension, regret, and missed opportunities around New Year's Eve. These are handled with a realistic, sometimes melancholic tone rather than sensationalism; no graphic abuse or child-targeted harm is reported.
Scary moments in Six Degrees of Celebration
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Six Degrees of Celebration appropriate for kids?
Bontent's parent guide suggests Six Degrees of Celebration is best for ages 7+. It's rated NR. Six Degrees of Celebration is an unrated anthology of linked stories that take place during various New Year's Eve party settings. It is unrated but contains mild adult material parents should know about: brief…
What age rating does Six Degrees of Celebration have?
Six Degrees of Celebration is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 7+.
What is Six Degrees of Celebration about?
Six Degrees of Celebration is an unrated anthology of linked stories that take place during various New Year's Eve party settings. It is unrated but contains mild adult material parents should know about: brief, non-graphic kissing and flirtation, a couple of short scuffles, occasional mild profanity, and on-screen…
Is there sex or nudity in Six Degrees of Celebration?
Light and brief. A few quick, non-graphic kisses and flirtatious moments at party settings are shown; there is no nudity or explicit sexual activity reported. These are fleeting and framed as part of adult relationships.
How violent is Six Degrees of Celebration?
Minimal and non-graphic. A couple of short scuffles or shoves break out during heated arguments; no blood, weapons, or prolonged brutality are shown. Physical confrontations are brief and resolved quickly.
Is the language in Six Degrees of Celebration appropriate for kids?
Occasional mild profanity in dialogue. Characters use a handful of stronger exclamations and raised-voice insults during arguments, but there is no pervasive heavy swearing or repeated 'f‑bomb' usage reported. Mostly conversational adult language.
Are drugs, alcohol, or smoking shown in Six Degrees of Celebration?
Mildly prominent. Alcohol is commonly shown at New Year's Eve parties (toasting, drinking, one character becomes noticeably intoxicated); brief cigarette smoking appears. No illicit drug use or explicit drug scenes are reported.
What mature themes appear in Six Degrees of Celebration?
Adult emotional themes are central: loneliness, relationship tension, regret, and missed opportunities around New Year's Eve. These are handled with a realistic, sometimes melancholic tone rather than sensationalism; no graphic abuse or child-targeted harm is…
How long is Six Degrees of Celebration?
Six Degrees of Celebration runs 89 minutes, directed by Timur Bekmambetov, Yaroslav Chevazhevsky, Ignas Jonynas, Dmitry Kiselev, Alexander Voitinsky, Alexander Andryuschenko, released in 2010.
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