Parents' Guide to Robbing Mussolini

Parents need to know that Robbing Mussolini is an Italian dramatic action film partially based on true events. Near the end of World War II, it was rumored that Mussolini had a secret treasure stashed away. Meanwhile, a team of thieves, led by an arms dealer, decides to try to break into the central headquarters of the National Fascist Party and steal the treasure. While there's plenty of action and violence, none of it's very gruesome. There are plenty of explosions, blasts, gun fights, people getting shot, and a fair amount of blood, but again, nothing too gory. There are some torture scenes, brutality, and one scene briefly shows a man stabbing another man's stomach with a red-hot poker. Painful screams can be heard, tied up and bloodied victims are briefly shown post-torture. Many people get knocked out in various ways. A man gets run over by a car. People are shown hanging from under a bridge, a man is hung but survives, a woman kills a man with a heavy statue, hitting him on the head. People get cut, slapped, punched, thrown, and beaten. Sexual content includes a woman showing her breasts beneath a negligee, a woman under the covers naked after sex, romantic cuddling and kissing, and references to "quickies" and adult relationships. Strong language includes: "f--k," "f--king," "s--t," "a--hole," "bitch," "whore," and "damn." Adults also drink alcoholic beverages, smoke cigarettes often, and one character often snorts a powder of some kind, presumably cocaine or speed.

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