Tahira (2026) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Tahira is best for ages 14+. It's rated NR. Tahira is a brief, inspirational short film documenting a mother's journey from a traumatic past to healing through nature. The narrative touches on the reality of domestic abuse and the subsequent emotional recovery…

Tahira is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 14+.

Tahira is a brief, inspirational short film documenting a mother's journey from a traumatic past to healing through nature. The narrative touches on the reality of domestic abuse and the subsequent emotional recovery process. Due to the sensitive nature of these themes, it is best suited for older teens and adults who…

None. The film contains no sexual content, references, or innuendo.

None. There is no physical violence depicted on screen, though the protagonist's past abuse is mentioned as the catalyst for her emotional journey.

None. No profanity or offensive language is used throughout the short.

None. No tobacco, alcohol, or other substances are used or depicted in this film.

The film deals with the aftermath of domestic abuse and the slow process of emotional recovery. It focuses on resilience, motherhood, and finding strength in community and nature.

Tahira runs 6 minutes, directed by Matt Green, Eleanor Green, released in 2026.

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