The Shrouds parents guide

The Shrouds Parent Guide

Death can't destroy love, but it can twist it.

Release date April 22, 2025

Theaters: A grieving businessman designs a burial shroud that allows the bereaved to connect to the dead.

Why is The Shrouds rated R? The MPA rated The Shrouds R for strong sexual content, graphic nudity, language and some violent content

Run Time: 119 minutes

The Shrouds
Rating & Content Info

Please Note: We have not viewed this movie. The information below is a summary based on data gathered from government and industry sponsored film classification agencies in various global regions.

Why is The Shrouds rated R? The Shrouds is rated R by the MPAA for strong sexual content, graphic nudity, language and some violent content

Violence: A person vandalizes graves with a sledgehammer. A woman’s pelvis breaks during sex. A woman is seen with missing body parts throughout the film and with bruises, injuries, and scars. A corpse is seen with a head wound. Decomposing corpses are visible. Bloody severed fingers are visible. There are gruesome comments and a reference to suicide.
Sexual Content:A male sexual fetish is given air time. There are several lengthy scenes of full frontal female nudity in a sexual context. Several lengthy sex scenes include graphic views of female masturbation, visible breasts, and thrusting, moaning, and climaxing. A man looks at photos of women’s breasts and bodies prior to having sex. Male buttock nudity is seen in a sexual context, along with some side nudity. Women’s breasts are seen in extended post-coital scenes. A man thrusts inside a woman, causing her pelvis to fracture. Characters talk about sex.
Profanity: There are over 40 profanities in the script, including over three dozen sexual expletives and crude anatomical terms. A sexual hand gesture is used.
Drugs/Alcohol: Alcohol drink alcohol with meals.

Page last updated

News About "The Shrouds"

Cast and Crew

The Shrouds is directed by David Cronenberg and stars Vincent Cassel, Diane Kruger, Guy Pearce, Sandrine Holt.