Magellan
Movie • 2025
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Is there domestic violence?
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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Is there sexual content?
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A sex scene between two men lasts for a minute or two (it feels long). There is no nudity or genitalia.
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Are there nude scenes?
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There is a lot of nudity in this film, as many characters do not wear clothing. It is in a casual and non-sexual context. They are not sexualized in any way.
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Abuse
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They show kids wrapped in cloth (dead) but not how it occurred
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Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
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No women are brutalized or harmed for spectacle.
The only harmful act against a woman is an extremely brief (1-2 seconds) attempted rape. The woman escapes safely, and it is not at all glamorized or depicted as a spectacle.
The only harmful act against a woman is an extremely brief (1-2 seconds) attempted rape. The woman escapes safely, and it is not at all glamorized or depicted as a spectacle.
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Are animals abused?
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Pigs
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Is there a dead animal?
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They show a woman cover in blood of a pig, we don’t see the animal dead
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Is an animal sad?
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Pigs are tied to beams/ sticks in distress
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Pigs, it’s not shown but heavily implied
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Is there pedophilia?
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He marries a 16 years old
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Does a woman get slapped?
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Yes. Towards the end of the film, we see a soldier on top of a struggling woman. It is extremely brief (1-2 seconds, just long enough to recognize what is happening) and the soldier is immediately pulled away by a comrade. The woman jumps up and runs offscreen, continuing to cry out in fear/distress, but otherwise apparently unharmed. The interrupting solder exclaims “Are you crazy?!” to the rapist.
It is not clear whether it was an attempted or completed rape. Personally, it looked like it was only an attempt.
It is not clear whether it was an attempted or completed rape. Personally, it looked like it was only an attempt.
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Bodily Harm
Is there eye mutilation?
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Eye trauma is very briefly mentioned in dialogue. A character mentions the death of her newborn son. She describes the baby as having blood flowing from his nose, ears, and eyes. It is not graphic; her words is very similar to what I have described here.
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Is there decapitation?
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A man is executed via decapitation. We hear the sound, but do not see it.
A decapitated head and body are also onscreen for a couple minutes at the end of the film. The decapitation is postmortem, and is not shown.
A decapitated head and body are also onscreen for a couple minutes at the end of the film. The decapitation is postmortem, and is not shown.
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Is there excessive gore?
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Gore is not excessive, but there is blood and many bloodied bodies (seen at a distance) throughout the film. Goriest scenes are a leg with gangrenous infection (clearly visible, but not a close-up), and a decapitated head and body that are paraded around in semi-darkness (not much detail).
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Is someone tortured?
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Several men are tied up and whipped. We see a man doing the whipping, and hear audio of the whip, the man being hit, and his cries of pain/etc. However, the man being whipped is out of view.
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Is a minor sexualized?
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A teen girl is implied to be of interest to the male protagonist. As an adult, she is depicted as married and pregnant. But she is NOT sexualized (depicted or treated in a dehumanizing and/or sexual way) by the characters or filmmakers.
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Does a kid die?
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Several children die of disease. It happens offscreen; we see them sick, and then we see bundled-up bodies.
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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Yes, but it is audio-only (offscreen).
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Is there audio gore?
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We hear the sound of a man being decapitated.
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Loss
Is a priceless artifact destroyed?
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We see many characters weeping and in great distress over the confiscation and destruction of wooden figures, implied to be of great spiritual/religious significance.
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Mental Health
Does someone die by suicide?
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No one self-harms. However, we briefly see a slitted wrist during a sort of blood-pact ceremony. The act of cutting is not shown onscreen, and the blood is shown only briefly (another character quickly wraps it up). This visual may be triggering to some people, so I wanted to point it out.
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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