All We Had

A woman is almost raped in a parking lot by a group of men, but they're chased off by a nervous teen girl who shakily wields a handgun. Yelling and arguing between a mother and her teen daughter.

Several scenes show couples fooling around in places like dimly lit rooms and parked cars, so there's no visible nudity. Teens kiss at a party. A woman is briefly seen in her bra while changing. A desperate woman propositions a mechanic, offering "special services" in exchange for an expensive, much-needed car repair (once he figures out what's actually being suggested, he nervously declines and tries to give her the best rate he can afford).

A fair bit of swearing, especially "f--k," "s--t," "bitch," and "a--hole."

A woman seems to have a drinking problem; after a few scenes show her getting drunk, she starts attending AA meetings. She also smokes often, and her teenage daughter, trying to appear cool to the kids at school, starts stealing her cigarettes. Teens are at a party with underage drinking; one character drives home after several drinks.

Parents need to know that All We Had focuses on the relationship between a single mom (Katie Holmes, who also directs) and her teenage daughter (Stefania Owen). They're desperately broke and end up working together in a small-town diner while trying to figure out what to do with themselves. Set against the backdrop of the 2008 financial crisis that devastated rural towns across the country, the movie includes a fair bit swearing ("f--k," "s--t," etc.), as well as smoking and drinking -- including by teenagers. There's a gradual realization that a main character has a drinking problem; she attends AA meetings. Several scenes show people kissing/fooling around, but there's no graphic nudity. A woman is almost raped in a parking lot by a group of men, but they're chased off.

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