Parents Guide for
Fils, Le (2002)

There is no nudity and no sex. The main character becomes obsessed with a boy, and follows him into a locker room, gazing at him. The scene following it, shows him taking off his workers belt in the car, and some may think he is fantasizing or touching himself. It seems that there is pedophilia/homoerotica going on, but this is not the case at all, and it turns out that he is obsessed with the boy for a completely different reason. As Roger Ebert states in his review, we assume he is lusting after the boy because "We have seen too many movies."

No violence. No gore. No blood. Mild physical contact.

The Lord's name is NOT taken in vain. 2 instances of "bulls**t", 1 instance of "p*ss"

The main character smokes many cigarettes, and when an adolescent asks him for a cigarette, he gives him one.