A Great Awakening

Rated PG-13 for some thematic material and brief violence. This historical drama about the friendship between George Whitefield and Benjamin Franklin contains minimal profanity, with occasional mild language appropriate to the rating. Sexual content is absent, with no nudity or sexual situations depicted on screen. Violence is extremely restrained. Any conflict depicted reflects the historical period and remains non-graphic, consisting of brief scenes that pose no concern for sensitivity to violence. The film does not glorify or dwell on violent moments. Alcohol and drug use are minimal. The film may include period-appropriate references to drinking, but substance use is neither emphasized nor presented as problematic content. Spiritual content is central to the narrative, as the film explores Whitefield's evangelical ministry and faith journey. The religious themes are presented respectfully and reverently, reflecting the film's traditional perspective. Christian faith and theology are portrayed positively as integral to the characters' identities and historical impact. Viewers of all faith backgrounds should find the spiritual elements thoughtfully handled rather than preachy. The film's historical and faith-based content, combined with its PG-13 rating and minimal objectionable material, makes it appropriate for ages 10 and up. Younger children might not engage with the historical or theological nuances, but those with some maturity and interest in history or faith will find it accessible and enriching. This film works well for family viewing and intergenerational discussion.