Love Sarah

A character dies off screen in a cycling accident.

Two characters kiss and are then seen lying naked in bed -- covered up by a duvet -- evidently having slept together.

"F--k" is used on three occasions, in quite aggressive tones. "Arse" and "whore" are also used. Some sexist behavior including a man telling a woman to "grow a pair of balls."

Characters drink beer, champagne, and wine. In one scene, characters drink multiple shots -- empty bottles are then seen scattered on the table. Character states they "need a drink" after an important day.

Parents need to know that Love Sarah is a London-set comedy-drama that tackles the theme of grief -- in a slightly heavy-handed way -- by highlighting the importance of family and friends. Sarah (Candice Brown) has tragically passed away at a young age following a cycling accident, which occurs off screen. This leaves her mother, Mimi (Celia Imrie) daughter, Clarissa (Shannon Tarbet) and closest friend, Isabella (Shelley Conn) to come to terms with her death, something they do by opening a new cake shop and bakery. The three women are all strong-willed, independent characters that are admirable in their business venture -- set to the backdrop of a thriving, diverse London. There is occasional profanity including three uses of "f--k" as well as "whore." There is also some sexist language -- a male character tells a female character to "grow a pair of balls" -- but this is clearly portrayed as bad behavior. There is the suggestion that two characters have sex when they are seen in bed together covered by just a duvet. Characters drink alcohol on numerous occasions, including shots. But the overall messages here are positive including supporting local and independent businesses.

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