Ya veremos (2018) Parents Guide: Is the movie OK for kids?

Bontent's parent guide suggests Ya veremos is best for ages 12+. It's rated PG-13. Ya veremos follows the journey of a young boy named Santi, who faces the prospect of blindness due to a medical condition and creates a wish list of activities to complete with his estranged parents. The film earns its…

Ya veremos is officially rated PG-13. Bontent's independent parent guide recommends it for ages 12+.

Ya veremos follows the journey of a young boy named Santi, who faces the prospect of blindness due to a medical condition and creates a wish list of activities to complete with his estranged parents. The film earns its PG-13 rating primarily for some suggestive content and mild profanity. Parents should be aware of…

The film contains mild suggestive humor, including a scene where a man is lured into a bathroom where a woman is showering, leading to an awkward encounter for the young boy. There is no explicit nudity, though the situation is played for comedic effect.

Violence is infrequent and very mild, consisting mostly of physical comedy and standard action beats like a car chase or scuffles during a wrestling match. There is no graphic gore or sustained physical threats.

Contains mild profanity consistent with a PG-13 rating, including occasional uses of moderate expletives in Spanish and English.

There is passing mention of alcohol, often in social dining settings, but no scenes depicting drug abuse or significant substance-related storylines.

The central theme is the medical diagnosis of a child's impending blindness, which creates a somber, emotional tone throughout the film. Other themes include the complexities of divorce, co-parenting challenges, and the search for family reconciliation.

Ya veremos runs 85 minutes, directed by Pedro Pablo Ibarra, released in 2018.

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