A man driving a van parks it, gets out and is chased by two other men through the streets he speeds away in a taxi. A woman is pulled out of a van, slammed against a wall and surrounded by men before being shoved into a car and dropped at an embassy and told to leave the country. ► A man is taken to a prison with a bag over his head, he is told to strip (he removes his clothes, please see the Sex/Nudity category for more details), his head is shaved, he has a cavity search, he is interrogated and shoved into a cell where he is fed a broth with what looks like eyeballs in it he is forced to use a bucket as a bathroom (he reacts to the smell of the waste in the bucket a couple of times). A man stands up from his desk, holds his chest and collapses on the floor (we see him recovering in the hospital later). – People make reference to a man that we later see with bruises on his face after apparent beatings and he is shot in the head (blood splatters) in front of several other men for being a traitor to the USSR. Ballet dancers wear costumes that reveal cleavage, bare shoulders, backs and tights-covered legs to the hips. A woman walks through an office and men stop what they are doing to stare at her as she passes. A man stands under a shower and we see him fully nude from the back (his bare back, buttocks and legs are shown). ► A man is ordered to strip in a prison and we see his bare chest, abdomen, legs to the hips and buttocks (he covers his genitals with his hands) he is also bent over a table and given a cavity search (we see someone behind him and he winces).
A woman talks about another woman’s husband’s “indiscretion.” A husband tells his wife, “I swear there is no one else.” ► A wife describes her husband as being, “So energetic in bed,” and another woman says, “Oh poor you,” sarcastically. – A husband and his wife kiss passionately and lie back on their bed we then see them lying nude under covers (bare shoulders are seen) and sex is implied. Also with Vladimir Chuprikov, James Schofield, Fred Haig, Emma Penzina, Mariya Mironova, Anton Lesser, Angus Wright, Keir Hills and Jessie Buckley. Read our parents’ guide below for details on sexual content, violence & strong language.īased on true events: In the early 1960s, as the Cuban Missile Crisis was menacing the world, the MI-6 and a CIA operative (Rachel Brosnahan) recruit an ordinary British businessman (Benedict Cumberbatch) as the main contact for a high-ranking Soviet officer (Merab Ninidze).
Why is “The Courier” rated PG-13? The MPAA rating has been assigned for “violence, partial nudity, brief strong language, and smoking throughout.” The evaluation includes an implied sex scene, back nudity in prison, a reference to infidelity, several tense scenes of men organizing and undertaking acts of espionage, punishment for spying in the USSR with men tortured in prison, and at least 1 F-word and other strong language.
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