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Rating & Content Info
Why is The Front Room rated R? The Front Room is rated R by the MPAA for language, some violent/disturbing content, brief sexuality and nudity
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Violence: There are scenes of weapons and hand-to-hand violence, with some bloody detail. A woman throws herself into a table, knocking out a tooth, with bloody results. A person is suffocated. There are grotesque scenes involving bodily fluids and feces. A person imagines a car accident.
Sexual Content:: A woman’s breast is seen more than one in a non-sexual context. There is a scene of sexual intercourse between a married man and woman, without explicit nudity. In imaginary scenes, a woman has six breasts and is nursing a baby; another sees her nursing an adult stepson.
Profanity:: There are approximately 18 profanities in the film, including sexual expletives (in a non-sexual context), scatological curses, terms of deity, and minor swear words.
Drugs/Alcohol: An adult talks about quitting smoking
Page last updated September 6, 2024
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Cast and Crew
The Front Room is directed by Max Eggers, Sam Eggers and stars Brandy Norwood, Kathryn Hunter, Andrew Burnap.