Eden is an American survival thriller directed by Ron Howard, based on true events that took place on Floreana Island in the Galápagos in the late 1920s. The film tells the story of European settlers, including Dr. Friedrich Ritter and his wife, who escape to the island seeking a utopian life, but are soon challenged by other settlers and the harsh environment. The narrative explores themes of survival, human nature, and the clash of ideals.
The cast features Jude Law as Friedrich Ritter, Vanessa Kirby as Dora Strauch Ritter, Sydney Sweeney, Ana de Armas, Daniel Brühl, and more.
Eden Parents Guide
The recommended age rating for Eden is 15 and older. This rating is based on the film’s mature themes and sexual content. The film’s exploration of moral dilemmas, intense survival situations, and complex interpersonal conflicts makes it more suitable for older teens and adults.
Sex & Nudity
- Jude Law’s character, Friedrich, is fully nude in one scene.
- Ana de Armas’s character is depicted in the water, with nipples visible through wet undergarments and possible rear nudity.
- Two male characters are shown with visible rear nudity in the same scene.
Violence & Gore
- The movie does not feature much graphic violence. However, a character is stabbed repeatedly in the side, and another character is shot in the head. These moments are intense but not overly graphic.
- A significant character death occurs when a person is shot in the head.
Profanity
- Strong language is used occasionally but not excessively throughout the film.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
- Some scenes involve alcohol consumption, but no drugs or excessive smoking are shown.
Summary for Parents
Given the instances of nudity, mature sexual content, and moments of violence, Eden is best suited for older teens, likely those aged 15 and older. While not graphically violent, the thematic elements, nudity, and intense psychological tension make it inappropriate for younger viewers.
