The Secret Diary of an Exchange Student

The cast of the film is diverse. A character without proper documentation is captured by ICE and her son, brought to the US as a child, is at risk of deportation. The film plays on stereotypes and views Brazilians have of Americans, and vice versa.

All of the violence is played for comedy, but some could scare younger kids. A woman has a heart attack in an airport, where she's given CPR and hauled off on a stretcher. A woman breaks or sprains her arm skiing. A couple's daughter is said to have gone missing on a mission for the NSA; turns out she was held prisoner in a Colombian jungle. An American couple likes to hunt. They pull their rifles on two people they think are intruders. A woman ties another woman up in a basement and starts interrogating her, and it looks like she's going to torture her; later she holds her at gunpoint, but is stopped by armed police. A jealous boyfriend starts a fist fight that the police have to break up. A young man is hauled off by police and sent to immigration court; his mom is deported.

Couples kiss. A woman talks about having a "friend with benefits." A flashback tells the story of a teen who fell in love with his au pair, who was a year older, and proposed marriage to her. An unexpected pregnancy and child is uncovered years later. A woman admits she kissed her friend's boyfriend.

"Freaking," "hell," "damn," "heck," "darn," "jerk," "geez," "Christ," "God," "hottie," "prude," "gringo." An untranslated Brazilian slang word is misused by an American in an embarrassingly funny way. The film was reviewed in Portuguese and English with English subtitles.

Taila mentions having drinks at a bar.