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.

Quartet

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Fishermen's Friends

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society

Paddington 2

Thelma

Finding your feet
Crazy rich Asians
Any of the live remake Disney films

A Private Function

Jerry and Marge go large.

I read this as Jerry and Margo go Large and was wondering how I'd missed a Good Life spin off. I'd have so watched that.

Christmas Oranges is a lovely film.

Loved this.
Thanks for the reminder- will definitely watch this again over Christmas.

Thanks for suggestions. Definitely some here. I’ve seen Wicked Little letters and there is FAR too much swearing in it! She’d hate it.

I should have specified perhaps not Disney films, I know those fit the bill, but not really for this 85 year old!

Both mum and I enjoyed Mrs Harris Goes to Paris- currently on Netflix

The Painted Veil

We picked it as an xmas eve film with DS who was then 14 or 15. It's a 15 and has a great rating on rotten tomatoes. Should have read the actual comments! We were all cringing and still laugh about what a bad choice as family viewing.

Always look on IMBD they have parent's guide for swearing violence and nudity and tells you exactly what content it has very helpful sometimes.

Mrs Harris Goes To Paris with pauline Collins or Shirley valentine. Quartet is also good with pauline collins

The Dig is not very good, I thought. The director seemed to be going out of his way to avoid showing us the actors' faces. And he had Ralph Fiennes!

A Man on the Inside is really sweet. It does poke fun at the elderly, slightly, but in an affectionate way, and touches on issues of ageism and ableism thoughtfully.

My DM (82) enjoyed Conclave, although I haven't seen it myself

I'm not sure if it's in any streaming platform. But the Woman in Gold with Ryan Reynolds and Helen Mirren is good

True life story of a lady trying to get a Gustav Klimt portrait of her aunt which was stolen by the Nazis back.

23 Walks on Prime, film about 2 older people that meet each other while dog walking

There's one called The Last Bus I think on iPlayer.

The Great Escaper is really good

Personal fav - Sunshine on Leith

I second both!

Well it is, but because that is the pure point of the film, ( set in 1950s and 'upright community', it sets the swearing apart as its not "gratuitous, but rather the crux of the context.
I think it could work even with someone who doesn't like swearing, as such.

the Kings Speech would fit the bill. It has a couple of mild swear words but very much not gratuitous.

A man called otto

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