B-Roll (2026)
Story overview
B-Roll (2026) is a comedy-drama about a disgraced local TV news reporter who teams up with an aspiring journalist and a film student to create a documentary in hopes of reviving his career. Directed by Travis Long and starring Josh Brener, Karan Soni, Katy Stoll, Meghan Falcone, and Adam Herschman, this 95-minute film from the United States explores themes of redemption, ambition, and media ethics in a lighthearted, character-driven story.
Parent Guide
B-Roll is a mild, comedic film with no significant content concerns for children ages 8 and older. It centers on character development and light workplace humor, making it appropriate for family viewing with minimal guidance needed.
Content breakdown
No violence, peril, or physical conflict is depicted. The story focuses on professional and personal challenges without any threatening situations.
Nothing scary, disturbing, or intense. The tone is consistently light and humorous, with no frightening imagery or themes.
May include very mild, infrequent language such as 'heck' or 'darn' in comedic contexts. No strong profanity or offensive terms are expected.
No sexual content, nudity, or romantic themes. The plot revolves entirely around professional endeavors and friendships.
No depiction of alcohol, drugs, tobacco, or substance use. Characters are shown in work settings without any substance-related content.
Low emotional intensity, with mild themes of embarrassment, frustration, and redemption handled in a comedic, uplifting manner. Suitable for sensitive viewers.
Parent tips
This film is suitable for most children ages 8 and up, with minimal concerning content. It focuses on workplace humor and personal growth rather than intense action or mature themes. Parents may want to discuss the portrayal of media integrity and the importance of perseverance after setbacks. The runtime of 95 minutes is manageable for older children but may require breaks for younger viewers.
Parent chat guide
Parent follow-up questions
- What was your favorite part of the movie?
- Did you like the characters working together?
- Can you draw a picture of something funny from the film?
- Why do you think the reporter wanted to make a documentary?
- How did the characters help each other?
- What would you do if you made a big mistake like the reporter did?
- What does this movie say about the importance of truth in media?
- How do the different characters' skills complement each other?
- Do you think the reporter's plan was a good way to fix his career? Why or why not?
- How does the film comment on modern journalism and career pressures?
- What ethical dilemmas, if any, do the characters face in making their documentary?
- In what ways does the story reflect real-world challenges in creative professions?
Where to watch
Streaming availability has not been announced yet.
