Home Alone 2023

Movie · 1h 32m

12+ Ages 12-14

Editor

Excellent

12+

Director: Anario Mamedov

Cast: Vitaliya Kornienko, Mikhail Tarabukin, Yan Tsapnik, Anastasiya Panina, Sergey Styopin, Svetlana Listova, Svetlana Permyakova, Evelina Bledans, Mikhail Pavlik, Roman Kurtsyn, Evgeniy Ivanov, Dmitriy Rastorguev, Sergey Migitsko, Arseniy Popov

Family Comedy

What's the Story?

Одна дома - Desperate to make the world more beautiful in a legitimate way, a young wayward engineer Artyom decided to rob several luxury apartments with the help of his invention. But in the first of them, he meets a cunning girl, Stefania, who demands to take her as an accomplice in order to buy a gift for her mother. They have only one New Year's Eve to pull off the case, and a lot of unforeseen circumstances.

Content Ratings

What's in the title & why it matters

Language None

0/5

None

Drinking, Drugs & Smoking Mild

1/5

woman drink a glass of alcohol. not sure what's in the glass really.

Violence & Scariness Mild

1/5

one man is kidnaped , he is later seen in a trunk of a car.

Sex, Romance & Nudity None

0/5

None. woman seduces a man with talk before he inters a apartment.

Diverse Representations Mild

1/5

Flow & Focus Mild

1/5

Positive Role Models Mild

2/5

Products & Purchases Mild

1/5

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The Review

Written by Parent Guide Plus Editors

This movie, Odna Doma (2023), is a Russian family comedy about Artem, a young and struggling engineer who decides to rob several elite apartments using a unique device he invented. During his first attempt, he encounters a cunning 11-year-old girl named Stefania, who forces him to take her on as a partner so she can earn enough money to buy a special gift for her mother. Artem is under pressure because he owes money to dangerous individuals to help his brother, Pasha. The story unfolds over the course of a single New Year's Eve, filled with unexpected challenges, comedic mishaps, and lessons about family and integrity, exploring whether the ends justify the means and the importance of dreams even in the face of harsh adult realities.