Time Is Up (2021) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Time Is Up is best for ages 15+. It's rated NR. Time Is Up is a teen-oriented romantic drama exploring identity, betrayal, and recovery after a tragic accident. Parents should be aware of moderate profanity, implied sexual behavior, and scenes involving alcohol use…

Time Is Up is officially rated NR. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 15+.

Time Is Up is a teen-oriented romantic drama exploring identity, betrayal, and recovery after a tragic accident. Parents should be aware of moderate profanity, implied sexual behavior, and scenes involving alcohol use by young characters. The narrative focuses on Vivien and Roy navigating the fallout of emotional…

The film contains several moments of implied sexual activity and one scene featuring an intimate gesture that suggests self-pleasure. Characters are shown in bedroom settings, often partially undressed, and there are frequent discussions regarding infidelity…

Violence is relatively infrequent but features a couple of physical confrontations, including a fistfight at a party and the climactic, impactful car accident that results in serious injury.

Strong language is present, including several uses of the word 'fuck,' along with instances of 'shit' and other expletives throughout the dialogue.

Underage characters are shown consuming alcohol at parties, bars, and hotels. There are scenes where characters become visibly intoxicated.

The story deals with complex mature issues, including the emotional impact of parental divorce, long-term infidelity, betrayal in romantic relationships, and the cognitive recovery process following a major traumatic accident.

Time Is Up runs 108 minutes, directed by Elisa Amoruso, released in 2021.

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