Help me find a film/programme that fits this criteria

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My Dp’s mum is coming to stay for a few days over Xmas.

We need a film to watch without too much swearing, violence or sex. Last time she stayed we watch The Lady in The Van, which she loved.

Do not watch "bad santa" I mistakenly took my elderly dad to see this in the cinema and could have died

The Colin Firth Pride And Prejudice

The Emma Thompson Sense And Sensibility

The Dig or Edie might fit the bill.

Little Women either Saoirse Ronan or Winona Ryder

Brooklyn Saoirse Ronsn

Keeping Mum

Mrs Harris Goes to Paris

Maestro

Wicked Little Letters (although a bit puerile in places)

Wicked Little Letters is full of swearing isnt it?

The Duke

What we did on our holiday (though has Billy Connolly so maybe a bit too sweary).

Living (Bill Nighy).

Another vote for Mrs Harris Goes To Paris.

Literally the whole plot of Wicked Little Letters is about swearing.

Mrs Harris Goes to Paris was fab.

The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry

Hidden figures

Philomena
Ladies in Lavender
The Dig

Thank you! Remembered the film but couldn't for the life of me remember what it was called!

Death in Paradise Christmas special is on tomorrow too so will be available on iPlayer after. My mum loves that.

Marley and me
Anything on disney
Avatar
Little women
All about eve
Liar liar

Literally, u need to give a bloody category

Quartet

I mean, there are loads that fit the bill. How hard can it be?
Mrs Harris Goes To Paris
Sleepless in Seattle
You’ve Got Mail
Notting Hill
Pride and Prejudice
Sense and Sensibility
Ladies in Lavender
The Mask of Zorro
about eight versions of Little Women

A Man named Otto on Netflix

Flicka
The Dish
Up (animated movie)
Mamma Mia!

Love and Friendship

Mrs Harris Goes to Paris really does fit your bill and is quite recent. I think it's streaming on Netflix or available to rent on Prime or Google.

I'm saving the new Ted Danson thing on netflix, A Man on the Inside, to watch with my mum over Christmas. Looks light and funny.

The great escaper. Michael Caine. True story about the ex squaddie who left his nursing home to get to the dday remembrance. It's lovely

Another vote for Mrs Harris Goes to Paris. Perfect mum film.

A man called Otto! Very heartwarming