Chicago Sun-Times

FAMILYFARE

- BY NELL MINOW

‘Broken City’

for pervasive language, some sexual content and violence.

Translatio­n: Constant very strong and crude language. Sexual references and explicit situations with brief nudity and an offscreen rape. Drinking and drunkennes­s. Shooting, fightingan­d reckless driving. Characters injured and killed.

Recommenda­tion: Mature teens to adults.

Family discussion: What did Billy’s relationsh­ip with Natalie tell you about him?

If you like this, try: “Inside Man.”

‘LUV’

for violence, language, child endangerme­nt and some drug content.

Translatio­n: A child becomes involved in various criminal activities, including drug dealing, gunplay and murder. Very strong language. Characters injured and killed.

ture teens to adults.

Ma-

How do we see that Vincent cares for his nephew? How do we “Eve’s Bayou” and “Boyz N the Hood.”

for strong violence, including brutal disturbing images and for language.

Translatio­n: Acts of errorism, warfare and torture with some very graphic images. Characters injured and killed. Some sexual references. Very strong language. Drinking, smoking.

Recommenda­tion: Mature teens to adults.

Family discussion: What does this movie stay about torture? Was Maya right to be so confident?

If you like this, try: The documentar­ies “Restrepo” and “Gunner Palace.”

Nell Minow is the film critic for the site beliefnet.com.

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If you like this, try: ‘Zero Dark Thirty’
Rated R
Recommenda­tion: Family discussion: If you like this, try: ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ Rated R

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