Zoe (2018)

A woman's hit by a car, no blood or gore is shown, and she survives. Some mild fantasy gore when a human-looking "synthetic's" torso is opened.

Several scenes take place in a brothel where people interact sexually with "synthetics." There's no nudity, but one or two brief glimpses of simulated oral sex, and the females are scantily clad in stereotypical prostitute outfits. Lots of kissing, cuddling, and caressing, often in bed but without any nudity or sensitive body parts shown. Blackboard drawings show human reproduction in doodles representing a penis with testicles and a "camel toe" that looks like the letter W. Drops are then drawn from the penis to the camel toe and it's jokingly explained that that's how humans are made. A man is briefly seen nude from behind jumping into water; a woman jumping in after him is seen topless from behind.

"S--t" once.

Drinking to excess isn't depicted, but many scenes take place in bars or pubs, and adults are frequently shown drinking. A fictional drug that makes people feel like they're deeply in love for several hours comes in pill form and is shown being crushed and mixed into liquids for consumption. The drug use isn't glamorized and consequences, mostly emotional, are shown. One character abuses the drug but eventually stops.

Parents need to know that Zoe is a quiet, gently-paced, sci-fi love story. There's a brothel where brief simulated sex acts are briefly shown (without nudity), as well as women in stereotypical prostitute outfits and depictions of people using and abusing a fictional drug. Those and other adult situations make it best for older teens and up. A man is briefly seen nude from behind jumping into water; a woman jumping in after him is seen topless from behind. Lots of kissing, caressing, and cuddling, sometimes in bed but without nudity. Blackboard drawings show human reproduction in doodles representing a penis with testicles and a "camel toe" that looks like the letter W. Drops are then drawn from the penis to the camel toe and it's jokingly explained that that's how humans are made. "S--t" is used once. A woman's hit by a car; there's no gore and she recovers. Brief, mild, fantasy gore when a human-like robot's abdomen is opened. Adults frequently drink alcohol, mostly wine, and never to excess; many scenes take place in bars or pubs. The movie asks a lot of questions about the nature of love and its power to transform, and a lot of typical sci-fi questions about artificial intelligence and the line between real humanity and machine.

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