Skhizein (2008) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Skhizein is best for ages 11+. It's rated NR. Skhizein is a surreal French animated short film about a man named Henry who is physically displaced from his own body after being struck by a meteorite. The film explores themes of mental dissociation and the struggle…

Skhizein is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 11+.

Skhizein is a surreal French animated short film about a man named Henry who is physically displaced from his own body after being struck by a meteorite. The film explores themes of mental dissociation and the struggle for normalcy in the face of psychological trauma. Parents should be aware that the film deals with…

There is no sexual content in this film.

Violence is limited to the surreal, non-graphic incident where Henry is struck by a meteor, resulting in his physical displacement. There is no gore or realistic physical harm shown.

There is no profanity or offensive language used in the film.

There are no depictions of substance use in the film.

The film deals with intense feelings of dissociation, isolation, and the frustration of being unable to connect with one's physical self or environment. It portrays the breakdown of a man's daily life due to a traumatic, inexplicable event.

Skhizein runs 13 minutes, directed by Jérémy Clapin, released in 2008.

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