An epic love story centered around an older man who reads aloud to a woman with Alzheimer's. From a faded notebook, the old man's words bring to life the story about a couple who is separated by World War II, and is then passionately reunited, seven years later, after they have taken different paths.
This movie contains 24 potentially triggering events.
Ally hits and slaps Noah a few times during arguments, but he doesn't retaliate or say anything about abuse. Might still be upsetting for folks if women hitting men in relationships makes you uncomfortable.
At about 1/3 of the movie there's a scene that takes place in a logging. In an establishing shot a donkey can be seen dragging wood and being whipped. It's not particularly graphic, but it can be distressing.
The old woman is restrained by nurses and given a sedative in a scene when her alzheimer's makes her confused and combative. It doesn't seem like medical abuse to me though, it seems necessary to keep the old woman from hurting herself or others.
in the scene where allie's parents send the cops out looking for her at 2am and pull her into a room to have a conversation without noah, her mother can be heard saying "is he a rapist?" from behind the door
The old woman is restrained by nurses and given a sedative when her alzheimer's makes her confused and combative. It doesn't seem like medical abuse to me though, it seems necessary to keep the old woman from hurting herself or others.
(Minor Spoilers) Noah's dad dies partway through the film. Noah is an adult when this happens. You don't see the actual death, but there is a funeral scene and a voiceover explaining it.
Technically it's a nursing home, though one of the characters is medicated and kept in a room by themselves when their alzheimer's makes them confused and combative.
The phrase isn't explicitly said, but Noah threatens to drop from the Ferris wheel if Allie doesn't say she wants to go on a date with him. It's unclear how serious he is about the threat.