Today We Fix the World

Argentinian characters all have light skin. A couple of minor characters show a variety of body sizes.

Blurred and from a distance, a car hits a pedestrian, who falls. A sad reaction implies the pedestrian died, but nothing's shown. A headbutt. Played for comedy, sounds of yelling and aggressive movements seen from afar imply a woman accosting a man for information. A costume includes a butcher's apron with obviously fake blood on it.

A couple holding hands go upstairs; off-camera, loud sexual noises are heard. A couple kiss, fall onto a bed, and wake up in the morning in bed with underclothes on.

"Bulls--t," "hell," "son of a bitch," "jackass," "busting balls," "idiot."

Adults drink alcohol socially, and some tipsy behavior is shown. A minor character drinks from a flask on the job. Several references to people smoking weed. A man says pills for an airplane flight knocked him out and made him nauseated. After the flight he's too out of it to drive himself home. A man who's supposed to be a doctor gives another pills.

Parents need to know that Today We Fix the World is a dramedy from Argentina, available either with subtitles or dubbed, about a man and his fourth grade son's search for the boy's biological father. Adults drink alcohol with occasional tipsiness shown, and a minor character drinks from a flask on the job. There are a couple of mentions of people who smoke weed. A man takes pills to relax for a flight. Sex and mild violence are implied by sound effects and reaction shots, but nothing's directly shown except for one headbutt and a couple of kisses. Strong language in translation from Spanish includes "bulls--t," "son of a bitch," and "jackass." Parental loss in a traffic accident is an important part of the story; mild sadness and grieving are shown.

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