LITTLE HEARTS

homophobia, moderate violence, domestic abuse
Director(s)Aby Treesa Paul & Anto Jose Periera
Production year2024
Release date14/06/2024
Genre(s)Comedy, Drama, Romance
Approx. running minutes136m
CastShane Nigam, Mahima Nambiar, Piers MacKenzie, Shammi Thilakan, Baburaj, Arun Ajikumar, Shine Tom Chacko, Aima Rosmy, Parvathy Babu, Jaffer Idukki, Aby Treesa Paul, Anto Jose Periera, Aby Treesa Paul, Anto Jose Periera, Rajesh Pinnadan, Sandra Thomas, Wilson Thomas, Kailas Menon, Luke Jose, Noufal Abdullah

LITTLE HEARTS

homophobia, moderate violence, domestic abuse
A father and son each contend with complicated romances in this Malayalam-language comedy drama. There are emotional sce ...
A father and son each contend with complicated romances in this Malayalam-language comedy drama. There are emotional scenes involving family strife and homophobia, but the overall message is one of acceptance and love.
violence
threat and horror
language
discrimination
drugs
injury detail
suicide and self-harm
rude humour
homophobia, moderate violence, domestic abuse
Classified Date:
06/06/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Bakrania Media Limited
violence
People are punched and elbowed in crunchy fashion during a moderate fist fight. A man behaves in a controlling manner towards his sister, and in one scene kicks her boyfriend in the chest and strikes her face when she tries to intervene.
threat and horror
In a sustained scene of mild threat, a drunk man arms himself with a gun to confront another man. The situation is eventually defused without injury, however.
language
Bad language includes ‘shit’, ‘crap’, ‘bloody’, ‘badass’, ‘freaking’, ‘screwed up’, ‘damn’, ‘hell’ and ‘God’.
discrimination
A man’s friends and family, including the main character, react with shock, anger or distress after learning that he is engaged to another man. However, the other characters eventually change their views and support the relationship, and the film as a whole carries a message of tolerance and acceptance.
drugs
A person is briefly referred to as a ‘stoner’.
injury detail
A man is seen with a mildly bloody bandage on his forehead following a physical assault. Further mild bloody detail is glimpsed after a wild boar is shot off screen.
suicide and self-harm
A person briefly talks about killing himself, but it is clear that he does not mean it literally. Later, a drunk man places a gun in another man's hands during an argument and tries to goad him into shooting him.
rude humour
There is a comic reference to ‘taking a dump’.
theme
Mild upsetting scenes include heated family arguments, as well as scenes in which a man’s romantic relationship suffers due to his family’s homophobic attitude.
alcohol and smoking
Characters smoke cigarettes and drink alcohol.
flashing/flickering lights
This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.
Classified date06/27/2024
LanguageMalayalam
violence
threat and horror
language
discrimination
drugs
injury detail
suicide and self-harm
rude humour
Director(s)Aby Treesa Paul & Anto Jose Periera
Production year2024
Release date14/06/2024
Genre(s)Comedy, Drama, Romance
Approx. running minutes136m
CastShane Nigam, Mahima Nambiar, Piers MacKenzie, Shammi Thilakan, Baburaj, Arun Ajikumar, Shine Tom Chacko, Aima Rosmy, Parvathy Babu, Jaffer Idukki, Aby Treesa Paul, Anto Jose Periera, Aby Treesa Paul, Anto Jose Periera, Rajesh Pinnadan, Sandra Thomas, Wilson Thomas, Kailas Menon, Luke Jose, Noufal Abdullah
homophobia, moderate violence, domestic abuse
Classified Date:
06/06/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
Bakrania Media Limited
violence
People are punched and elbowed in crunchy fashion during a moderate fist fight. A man behaves in a controlling manner towards his sister, and in one scene kicks her boyfriend in the chest and strikes her face when she tries to intervene.
threat and horror
In a sustained scene of mild threat, a drunk man arms himself with a gun to confront another man. The situation is eventually defused without injury, however.
language
Bad language includes ‘shit’, ‘crap’, ‘bloody’, ‘badass’, ‘freaking’, ‘screwed up’, ‘damn’, ‘hell’ and ‘God’.
discrimination
A man’s friends and family, including the main character, react with shock, anger or distress after learning that he is engaged to another man. However, the other characters eventually change their views and support the relationship, and the film as a whole carries a message of tolerance and acceptance.
drugs
A person is briefly referred to as a ‘stoner’.
injury detail
A man is seen with a mildly bloody bandage on his forehead following a physical assault. Further mild bloody detail is glimpsed after a wild boar is shot off screen.
suicide and self-harm
A person briefly talks about killing himself, but it is clear that he does not mean it literally. Later, a drunk man places a gun in another man's hands during an argument and tries to goad him into shooting him.
rude humour
There is a comic reference to ‘taking a dump’.
theme
Mild upsetting scenes include heated family arguments, as well as scenes in which a man’s romantic relationship suffers due to his family’s homophobic attitude.
alcohol and smoking
Characters smoke cigarettes and drink alcohol.
flashing/flickering lights
This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.
Classified date06/27/2024
LanguageMalayalam