13 alone, 12 with a parent.
Alone, or with you
Alone from 13; from 12, with an adult or by talking about it afterwards.
The sweet spot: around 13-16, when they enjoy a tense murder mystery and can think about what it takes for women to hold their own in a world of men. Why a sweet spot?
In France, zinema would say 13.
The aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle has just set sail for a strategic mission in the Eastern Mediterranean, a region where the situation is volatile. Shortly after departure, however, a female crew member is found dead and another is reported missing. Despite the danger, the operation continues, and a military investigator is urgently dispatched on board. When a new victim is discovered, the Charles, a veritable floating city of 1,800 men and 240 women, turns into a trap where a killer, mounting tensions, and unfolding events threaten the crew and perhaps even the country itself.
Let them know that episode 5 shows a murder up close, and stay with them for that one.
at 13 and up
What keeps the commander pushing the investigation forward, despite the pressure from her superiors?
1 episode out of 6 at the top of the series. What's in each episode, without telling the story:
| Episode | What's in it |
|---|---|
| 1 · Episode 1 | Nearly half in the dark; deaths shown; fights; lots of weapons. |
| 2 · Episode 2 | More than half the episode in the dark; blood on screen; deaths shown; scary music; fights; ends on a tense note. |
| 3 · Episode 3 | More than half the episode in the dark; fights; lots of weapons; some swearing. |
| 4 · Episode 4 | More than half the episode in the dark; deaths told; some swearing; ends on a tense note. |
| 5 · Episode 5 | More than half the episode in the dark; deaths shown; fights; some swearing. |
| 6 · Episode 6 | More than half the episode in the dark; deaths shown; scary music; fights; lots of weapons; some swearing; ends on a tense note. |
A zinema reading from October 23, 2026 · the 6 episodes of season 1, watched one by one · the age by zinema's rules for the US and France, and a human reading · report an error · how this guide is made