Who Killed Sara?

The murder at the center of the series is framed as an accidental death, and the series is built around the threat of violence rather than actual violence. Physical assault and attempted murder are shown.

A lot of sexual content, including simulated sex, simulated masturbation, and characters shown in their underwear. Sex work and human trafficking are frequent plot points and topics of discussion.

Profanity is used throughout, including a lot of homophobic language: "f--k", "s--t," "f--got," etc.

Heavy alcohol and drug use is shown throughout, as well as cigarette and cigar smoking.

Parents need to know that Who Killed Sara? is a Mexican murder mystery. Overdubbed into English on Netflix, the series focuses on the workings of a crime family whose businesses include gambling, drugs, prostitution, and human trafficking. The threat of violence is present throughout the show. Physical assault is seen in some episodes but violence, when it is shown, is often stylized. The central murder is framed as a paragliding accident; someone attempts to kill someone else by locking them in a sauna, etc. In addition to plot points about prostitution and human trafficking, the series contains sexual content that includes simulated sex, simulated masturbation, and obscured nudity. Many of the characters are portrayed as homophobic, and homophobic language is used throughout the series. Heavy alcohol use, cocaine, marijuana, cigarettes, and cigars are seen throughout the show.