| nudity | 0/10 None. |
| violence | 2/10 The audience is led to believe that a woman dies during childbirth (off screen). A boy bullies his little sister in the beginning of the film, including putting her on a leash. Several owls try to snatch away a little girl, who gets away with the help of some fairies. The owls turn the fairies into stone. It is said that they turned other fairies into stone as well, and we see many stone statues of fairies. A girl's body slowly wastes away, and it is implied that she may die if she doesn't get help soon. Two kids are put in mild danger in several instances. |
| profanity | 1/10 Several religious exclamations. "KEEP OUT, FEIC OFF" is seen written on a door in a few scenes. Most children won't catch what the word relates to. |
| alcohol | 1/10 A man drinks beer at a pub to forget his troubles. Some pipe smoking. |
| frightening | 1/10 The climax can be intense for some. Overall, nothing serious except the mild violence and occasional profanity. Should be suitable for children of most ages. |
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