Parents' Guide to I'll Find You

Parents need to know that I'll Find You is a romantic drama about two musicians -- a Catholic opera singer (Leo Suter) and a Jewish violinist (Adelaide Clemens) -- living in Poland during World War II. The story explores little-portrayed aspects of the Holocaust -- specifically, the stories of those who survived by playing in the concentration camp orchestras. Little is shown of life inside the camp; rather, the focus is on people who were part of the Resistance, putting themselves at risk by hiding Jewish friends, sabotaging Nazi efforts, and trying to rescue loved ones. Mature content -- including violence, language (largely hate speech), and a couple of images of Nazis smoking -- helps tell the movie's tale with historical accuracy, but much of it is softened enough to be appropriate for younger teens. For instance, there are a couple of fatal shootings that are shocking and have a bit of blood, but they're not graphic. There are also brief images of bodies lying in the street or stacked at concentration camps, and a sex scene is depicted through gentle, loving kisses in bed, with sheets covering sensitive body parts.

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