Luxor

Parents need to know that Luxor is a pensive romantic drama about an aid worker who must come to terms with her past, with some drinking, drugs, infrequent language, and suggested sexual encounters. Hana (Andrea Riseborough) is presented as a very dynamic, independent female lead. She is strong-willed and travels around Egypt and other foreign nations entirely by herself, very much having her wits about her. She is vitally flawed, with her emotional fragility -- particularly evident after encountering a former lover -- providing a realistic portrayal. The language is infrequent with one use of "f--k." Hana has sexual encounters with more than one man, but these are suggested, not depicted. She is seen sneaking out of a hotel room following a one-night stand, and later she is seen lying in bed with somebody else, naked, but covered by the bedsheets. Characters drink alcohol socially and smoke. In one scene, a character becomes quite drunk -- she humiliates herself, so it's not presented in a particularly positive light. Two characters also share a joint together.