WHEN IN ROME is a romantic comedy about a young woman who takes some coins out of a fountain in Rome only to discover that their former owners are all now madly in love with her.

Language

Mild bad language includes 'crap', 'butt' and 'douche'.

Disturbing images

A comic scene involves a magician trying to prove his love for the protagonist by showing her his heart. He reaches inside his shirt and produces a bloodied heart, although he has clearly not removed his heart.

Mild sex references and innuendo include references to a 'booty call', 'hot ladies', and a woman being asked: 'Have any men come on to you?'. In one sequence, the protagonist discovers a giant nude mural of herself painted on a wall, including breast nudity.

Occasional slapstick moments include a startled woman spraying breath freshener into a man's face.