Sayen: La ruta seca (2023)

Sayen: La ruta seca Parents Guide

Sayen: La ruta seca is an upcoming 2023 Action film, directed by Alexander Witt and produced by Rocío Jadue, Juan de Dios Larraín, and Pablo Larraín.

It stars Enrique Arce, Alfredo Castro, Jorge López, Eyal Meyer, Rallen Montenegro, Camilo Arancibia, Katalina Sánchez.

Name	Sayen: La ruta seca
Genre	Action
Release Date	October 20, 2023
Country	Chile
Language	Mapudungun and Spanish
Distributor	Amazon Studios

What is the age rating of Sayen: La ruta seca?

Sayen: La ruta seca is not rated officially but it should be rated TV-MA for strong violence and profanity.

Age ratings are crucial in providing parents and caregivers with the necessary guidance on what content is suitable for their children based on their developmental stage.

It is of utmost importance that these age ratings are followed to ensure the safety and well-being of the children.

Sayen: La ruta seca Parents Guide

Strong violence and Gore

Action

Use of weapons like guns and pistols

Firing scenes

Explosion and Blast

Car blast

What is the story about?

The film tells the story of Sayen who reaches the Atacama Desert to gain a lead in her mission against Actaeon.

What is the release date of Sayen: La ruta seca?

Sayen: La ruta seca will start streaming on Amazon Studios on October 20, 2023.

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Is there any trailer for Sayen: La ruta seca?

You can watch the trailer below:

Sayen: La ruta seca Trailer Explained

The trailer follows the events of the first film when Sayen arrives in the Atacama Desert in search of leadership in her mission, the international association answerable for the loss of her family, and the destruction of the ecosystem throughout Chile.

The Age Rating system categorizes movies, TV shows, books, video games, and series based on their appropriateness for certain age groups. This helps viewers determine which content is suitable for them.

The age rating for movies and TV shows is determined by various organizations such as MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America), BBFC (British Board of Film Classification), and TV Parental Guidelines (a content rating system in the United States).