
Teens
Orlando
Best from age 13 · PG-13 · 1992 · 94 min
TeensBest from age 13 · PG-13 · 1992 · 94 min · Drama · Fantasy
Orlando
Based on Virginia Woolf's novel, this historical fantasy follows Orlando, an English nobleman, through centuries. Granted eternal youth by Queen Elizabeth I, Orlando experiences life as both a man and a woman, exploring love, identity, and societal changes across different eras.
What's in it
0 = none · 10 = intenseViolence & peril
Mild2/10
Language
Mild1/10
Drinking, drugs & smoking
Moderate3/10
Romance & sensuality
Moderate3/10
Scary moments
Mild1/10
Heads up
- Brief, non-graphic wartime scenes.
- Some characters consume alcohol and tobacco in historical contexts.
- Moments of implied intimacy and mild sensuality.
- Exploration of gender fluidity and changing social roles across centuries.
Models well
- Embracing identity
- Historical understanding
- Challenging gender norms
- Self-discovery through experience
Talk about it after
- How societal expectations for men and women have changed (or stayed the same) over time.
- The concept of identity and how it can evolve.
- What it means to experience life from different perspectives.
- The film's unique storytelling approach, including breaking the fourth wall.
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Cast & crew
Sally Potter responds to Letterboxd comments about ORLANDO
Sally Potter unboxing ORLANDO 4K ULTRA-HD (limited edition)
Sarah Polley on Sally Potter's ORLANDO | TIFF 2022
Mark Kermode reviews Orlando (1992) | BFI Player
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Orlando (1992) Theatrical Trailer





