NONNAS

(BB, C, Ro, Fe, Ho, PC, L AA, M):

Biblical and Christian worldview about family, community, and friends supporting others through grief. There is mention of baptism, communion, miracles, and a character wears a cross necklace. Contains Catholic elements including a statue of Mary, mention of the rosary, and a character prays to St. Pedro Pio but closes the prayer in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. A light Romantic worldview as characters talk about having a feeling in their gut, loving their work, and beauty being a feeling. Light feminist worldview as women discuss not being invisible as they age and celebrating their beauty. LGBTQ+ content as a woman confesses she loved a woman and left the convent because it was a sin. Light PC content as the nun claims “It’s not easy to live in a world who rejects who you are”;

Some foul language including one “d*amn” one “GD”, three “D*mnit”, six “h*ll”, two ‘omg”, one “G*d”, and some crude or rude comments;

Light violence with an elderly woman throwing dried pasta at cook, a woman smacks her husband's hand when he reaches for food, two women spit at each other, two elderly women get in a food fight, and an elderly woman hits a man with her purse twice;

No implied or depicted sex but a woman grabs another woman’s hand to touch her covered breast and grabs her own breast when discussing breast implants, people greet each other with kisses on the cheek and an unmarried couple share a kiss;

No nudity but female characters wear low-cut shirts that show cleavage. One female character stirs food while the camera focuses on her breasts;

Alcohol use prominent as characters often drink wine, toast with alcohol, and offer bottles of alcohol as gifts. A young boy’s hand is shown reaching for a glass of red wine, but an adult’s hand smacks it away. Elderly women drink shots of Limoncello. One character gets drunk and talks about not being hungover because she drank water. A character talks about sneaking out of prom to buy booze and pours liquor into a bowl of punch from a flask. A bar shows bottles of wine on the wall and and an elderly woman grabs a bottle while sipping red wine from a glass, customers drink wine and liquor throughout;

None; and,

A married couple bicker and call each other names. Two elderly women argue but it’s lighthearted. Co-workers mislead and lie to the manager to cover up for one character being late to work. A health inspector bribes people to pass inspection but is rebuked. One woman talks negatively about marriage. A character admits to being estranged from her family but calls her daughter in the end. A woman admits that she left a convent for being in love with a woman but is shown returning to the church.