A Thai romantic comedy with a time-loop twist, Same Day with Someone (2025) follows a museum curator reliving her worst day on repeat.
It’s directed by Rangsima Aukkarawiwat and Yanyong Kuruangkura, with writing by Rangsima alongside Phuwanit Phondee and Wisutchai Boonyakanchana.
The film stars Jarinporn Joonkiat, Warintorn Panhakarn, and Charlette Wasita Hermenau. It premieres on Netflix worldwide on September 18, 2025.
Same Day with Someone Age Rating
Same Day with Someone is rated TV-14 on Netflix in the U.S., and 12–13+ in parts of Europe and Asia. Based on the trailer and Netflix classification, expect mild romantic situations, comic peril, and breakup stress, with no strong violence or explicit sexuality; U.S. parents can consider it roughly PG-13 equivalent.
Violence & Peril
Mild slapstick mishaps, workplace chaos, and time-loop anxiety are shown. No weapons, gore, or assault are evident in the trailer. Occasional tense arguments and public embarrassment occur. Emotional stakes center on career failure and a broken engagement.
Language
Dialogue appears light-to-moderate for a rom-com. Expect standard mild profanities and sarcasm in stressful scenes. No slurs are indicated in promotional footage. Subtitles may localize intensity by region.
Mature Themes
Breakups, professional humiliation, and self-image are core themes. Some social drinking at events is likely; no drug use is signaled. Romance is present, but intimacy remains restrained and comedic. Time-loop frustration may feel heavy for sensitive kids.
Is Same Day with Someone Suitable for Teens?
Ages 8–12: With Guidance. Younger viewers may feel secondhand embarrassment. Themes of heartbreak and failure need context.
Ages 13–15: Yes, With Guidance. Relatable teen interest in romance and comedy. Discuss coping with setbacks and online image.
Ages 16+: Yes. Light romance, gentle comedy, and positive growth make it teen-friendly.
Final take: Best for ages 13+, with brief check-ins for sensitive kids.
What Parents Can Do
Normalize failure before viewing. Explain how comedies use “worst day ever” stakes to show growth.
Spot the loop’s lesson. Afterward, ask what the character learns each repeat and how that applies to real life.
Talk healthy breakups. Discuss respectful boundaries and why endings aren’t personal “failures.”
Official Trailer
FAQs
Q: What is the Same Day with Someone age rating?
A: Netflix shows TV-14 in the U.S., with regional variants like U/A 16+ and 12/13+ elsewhere.
Q: Is Same Day with Someone appropriate for kids or younger teens?
A: Mostly for 13+ due to breakup stress, mild language, and comic peril, not intense content.
Q: How much violence or scary content is there?
A: Only mild slapstick and stressful situations; no gore or weapons are shown in promo material.
Q: Does it include strong language or slurs?
A: Promos suggest mild-to-moderate language typical of rom-coms; no slurs indicated.
Q: Any sexual content or nudity?
A: Romance and kissing may appear, but tone is wholesome and comedic; no explicit intimacy is signaled.
Q: Where can I watch it?
A: Streaming worldwide on Netflix starting September 18, 2025.