A Winter’s Song (2025) is a U.S.-Armenian holiday romantic drama film. It is written, produced and directed by Angela Asatrian. The main cast includes Krista Marina (as Liana), Edgar Damatian, Jessie Bedrossian and Judah McFadden.
The story follows aspiring singer Liana, who is given a three-week deadline to create a record demo, and so she travels to Armenia to find inspiration — along the way discovering music, culture and love.
The film is described as a heart-warming tale set around holiday time, showcasing Armenian heritage and romance.
A Winter’s Song Age Rating
A Winter’s Song is rated PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) for “some suggestive material and brief language.”
Violence & Peril
The violent content is very mild or minimal. There is no indication of graphic fighting or horror-scenes. The setting and description suggest mostly safe, emotionally driven conflict (e.g., internal struggles, cultural discovery) rather than physical danger or threat.
The film does include travel to an unfamiliar culture and possibly some mild tension (e.g., deadlines, self-discovery) but nothing to suggest strong peril.
Language
The language is described as “brief language.” This suggests some mild profanities (for example “damn” or “hell” at most) but no heavy swearing, and no indications of racial slurs or extremely strong language in the available data. Given the PG rating, parents should expect at most mild expletives rather than strong/degrading language.
Mature Themes
The film engages with themes of self-discovery, culture, romance and perhaps personal/internally emotional struggles. It includes a romantic storyline and travel abroad. There is mention of “suggestive material,” which in a PG context likely means mild romantic references such as a kiss, flirtation or very light sensuality (no nudity or sexual detail). There is also the cultural-heritage dimension (Armenia, diaspora identity) and possibly dealing with feelings of belonging or identity. No indication of drug use, serious violence, or explicit sex.
Is A Winter’s Song Suitable for Kids?
Ages 6–9: With Guidance. Younger children in this range might enjoy the music, the travel/culture aspect and the holiday-romance feel, but may not follow some of the emotional depth or romance. A parent watching with them can explain some of the cultural references or emotional beats.
Ages 10–13: Yes. Pre-teens are well suited for this film: the PG rating, romance, culture, music and holiday backdrop make it a good choice. They should understand the story of self-discovery and travel, and discussions of culture can be a plus.
Ages 14+ (Teens & Up): Yes. Teens will appreciate the romance, travel/identity themes, music and cultural elements. The content is mild enough for a broad audience.
Final Recommendation: The film is broadly suitable for family viewing with children aged about 10 and up, and with parental guidance recommended for younger viewers (6-9) especially to explain cultural aspects and moderate romance.
What Parents Can Do
- Encourage your child to notice and discuss the cultural setting (Armenia) — ask questions like: “What parts of the culture or environment surprised you?”
- Before watching, mention that the story involves romance and self-discovery — talk about what “finding your voice” or “discovering your heritage” might mean.
- After the film, engage in conversation: ask what the character Liana learned, how music or culture influenced her journey, and how that might apply to your family or your child’s experience.
FAQs
Q: What is the age rating of A Winter’s Song?
A: The film is rated PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) for some suggestive material and brief language.
Q: Is A Winter’s Song appropriate for kids?
A: Yes, for most kids aged around 10 and up it should be appropriate. Younger children (6–9) may enjoy it too with parental guidance.
Q: Are there any scary or violent scenes in the film?
A: No, the available information suggests minimal to no violence or scary scenes — the tone is gentle and focused on romance, music and culture.
Q: Does the film contain strong language or slurs?
A: No, only brief mild language is reported, and no mentions of racial slurs or very strong profanity.
Q: Is there sexual or adult content?
A: The film may include romantic moments and mild suggestive material, but there is no indication of explicit sex or nudity.