Parents' Guide to The Operative

Parents need to know that The Operative is a slow-burning, but tense, spy thriller that contains occasional graphic violence and a sexual assault. The movie is a based on the Hebrew novel The English Teacher by Yiftach Reicher-Atir and contains some subtitles. Much of the plot involves characters lying about their true identities. While hiding in a truck, Rachel (Diane Kruger) is sexually assaulted when a man puts a hand over her mouth and puts his other hand down her underwear. In one scene, a Mossad agent shoots two people dead in an elevator and then snaps the neck of a third. In another, a character is assassinated after being injected with a deadly poison. There are some brief sex scenes including one in which Farhad (Cas Anvar) performs oral sex on Rachel -- her breasts are briefly seen. She later becomes pregnant but has an abortion. Rachel is offered ecstasy but declines, although other party goers -- who are also drunk -- are said to have taken the drug. Another character is seen smoking drugs from a glass pipe. A number of characters smoke. There is occasional profanity including variants of "f--k" and "s--t," as well as the use of "goddamn."

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