Origins (2024)

Origins Parents Guide

Origins is an upcoming History, Drama film which is directed and written by Ava DuVernay and Isabel Wilkerson. The main cast includes Connie Nielsen, Jon Bernthal, Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, and others.

The production work of this Series is done by the following production companies ARRAY Filmworks, and J4A. Famous Distributor Neon distributes it.

Here’s a look at Origins age ratings, Origins Parents Guide, Release Date, Cast, Official Trailer, and more.

Name	Origins
Genre	Drama, History
Release Date	February 9, 2024
Country	United States
Drama, History	English
Distributor	Neon

Origins Age Rating-Origins Parents Guide

Origins is PG-13 for the language, consumption of Alcohol, and sexual content shown in it.

PG-13 ratings are given to those films that include violence, sexuality, nudity, and language, which can have bad impacts on the kids.

Age ratings are recommendations for parents and carers of kids to help them decide what is appropriate for their child, depending on their stage of development.

A lot of Kissing scenes in this film

Male Characters are wearing revealing clothes

Use of Strong language

Consumption of Alcohol

Plot: What’s the Story About?

The film tells the story of the untold system that has shaped America and how a hierarchy of human divisions defines life today.

Release Date of Origins

Origins will be premiered on February 9, 2024 on Neon.

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Who is in the Cast of Origins?

Here is the list of Origins Cast and Characters

• Connie Nielsen
• Jon Bernthal
• Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor
• Vera Farmiga
• Nick Offerman
• Finn Wittrock
• Victoria Pedretti
• Niecy Nash
• Donna Mills
• Audra McDonald
• Jasmine Cephas Jones
• Blair Underwood
• Leonardo Nam
• Gissette Valentin
• John Hans Tester as Ulrich Kostlin
• Sarah Navratil as a German Woman
• Isha Blaaker
• Jessica Fontaine as Essie

Trailer: Is there any trailer available?

Trailer Breakdown

This trailer reveals the untold system that shaped America and how life today is defined by a hierarchy of human divisions.

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