Natale da Chef

Men continually sexually harass a woman. A man makes multiple attempts to seduce an elderly woman despite her saying "no" and making very clear attempts to push him away; he repeatedly talks about how "no" really can turn into "yes."

Major jokes rely on men objectifying women and one man coercing an elderly woman to have sex with him. Men spy on a woman getting dressed and slap her behind. In another scene, a man gropes a woman at a movie theater and later drunkenly enters her hotel room in an attempt to have sex with her. A photo of a woman wearing lacy underwear is passed around a group of men.

Men use many crass words to describe women and women's body parts.

Adults drink wine. One man gets drunk and passes out.

Parents need to know that Natale da Chef is a crude Italian-language comedy (currently unavailable with English subtitles). Many of the jokes objectify women and make light of sexual assault, and there is a strong language throughout. Multiple men ogle a woman, make excessive and repeated offensive comments about her body, spy on her getting dressed, and slap her on the behind. Other men attempt to seduce an elderly woman despite her very clear attempts to push them away. One man gropes the woman at a movie theater and then enters her hotel room, drunk, to ostensibly take her to bed. He discusses multiple times that the woman may say "no" now, but she'll really mean "yes" once she realizes how desirable he is. This man is then "rewarded" when a beautiful young woman falls in love with him, ostensibly because of his behavior toward the elderly woman and a drunken night of passion. Men share a photograph of a woman's behind in lacy underwear. These actions are all meant to be funny. There's also gross-out humor: For example, a man eats sheep droppings thinking they're olives. And there's abundant vomiting and farting.

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