Good Night, and Good Luck (2025)
Parent Guide
A serious historical drama about journalism ethics with mature themes but no graphic content.
Content breakdown
No physical violence depicted.
Thematic tension and societal anxiety may be unsettling for sensitive viewers.
No strong language expected in this type of historical drama.
No sexual content or nudity.
Period-appropriate social drinking may be shown.
Serious themes and ethical dilemmas create emotional weight.
Parent tips
This historical drama deals with mature themes related to media ethics, political tension, and societal pressure. While there's no graphic content, the film's serious tone and complex subject matter may be challenging for younger viewers. Parents should be prepared to discuss historical context and journalistic principles with older children who watch this film.
Parent chat guide
Parent follow-up questions
- Did you see people talking in the movie?
- What colors did you notice most?
- How did the music make you feel?
- What job did the main characters have?
- Why were people worried in the movie?
- What does 'being brave' mean to you?
- What challenges did the journalists face?
- Why is telling the truth important?
- How do people show courage in difficult situations?
- What ethical dilemmas did the journalists encounter?
- How does this historical period relate to modern media?
- What responsibilities do journalists have to society?
Story overview
Good Night, and Good Luck is a historical drama set in the 1950s that explores the tension between journalism and political power. The film follows journalists as they navigate ethical dilemmas while reporting on controversial issues during a period of national anxiety. It portrays the professional and personal challenges faced by media figures standing up for truth and integrity.
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