We Were Here (2026)
Story overview
In a small Indian town facing economic decline, three retired men devise a humorous protest against automation by disguising themselves as household appliances to highlight the value of human labor in a changing world.
Parent Guide
A gentle comedy-drama about aging, technology, and community with no concerning content. Suitable for most children with parental guidance for younger viewers.
Content breakdown
No violence, threats, or dangerous situations depicted.
No frightening or disturbing imagery. The premise is humorous and lighthearted.
No offensive language or profanity expected in this family-friendly content.
No sexual content, references, or nudity.
No depiction or reference to alcohol, drugs, or tobacco use.
Mild themes of economic anxiety and aging, presented with humor and hope. No intense emotional scenes.
Parent tips
This short comedy-drama offers lighthearted social commentary suitable for family viewing. It presents themes of aging, technology, and community in an accessible way without intense conflict or mature content.
Parent chat guide
Parent follow-up questions
- What was your favorite pretend appliance?
- Why were the men dressing up like machines?
- How did the people in the town help each other?
- What problem were the men trying to solve with their protest?
- How does technology sometimes replace human jobs?
- What creative ways can people express their ideas?
- What does this film say about aging in a changing economy?
- How effective was the men's protest method?
- What are the pros and cons of automation in communities?
- Analyze the film's commentary on technological unemployment in developing economies.
- How does the film use humor to address serious social issues?
- What alternative solutions might address the town's economic challenges?
Where to watch
Streaming availability has not been announced yet.