Parents Guide for
Run Lola Run (1998) More at IMDbPro »Lola rennt (original title)

A couple of kisses.

We see a nude couple (from the shoulders up) talking in bed and a few still frames each visible for a split second of a man and woman in tiny leather S&M outfits (in one frame she appears to be hitting him with a whip).

A little cleavage is visible.

Many people are threatened with guns.

Several are shot at but not hit and one is shot in the chest (a little blood is visible as the person convulses and then falls to the ground).

Someone is run over by a car (blood is on the person's cheek, nose and mouth.)

Someone is hit by a car and rolls up on the hood (the person is not injured.)

We see several car crashes (one results in injuries -- a man flips onto a windshield and we later see him recovering in an ambulance).

A few slaps.

A woman runs into another.

A man headbutts another.

A man hits a telephone several times.

A cartoon character is tripped and falls down a staircase.

A woman throws things around an office.

A woman hits a man in the back of the head with a bag (he falls to the floor).

We see black and white still frames of a woman in surgery (we see some bloody instruments and then some blood on the woman's face); for a split second.

We also see someone taking drugs intravenously.

A woman's screams shatter glass.

In the subtitles we read about 5 F-words, a few anatomical references, several scatological references, several mild obscenities.

Some insults and some name-calling.

Two characters share a cigarette in two scenes.

The movie is intense, mainly because of its theme, but not in a way that it would harm children.