Kleo (TV-Series 2022)

Kleo Parents Guide

Kleo is Netflix’s upcoming television series directed by Viviane Andereggen and Jano Ben Chaabane and written by Hanno Hackfort. Netflix’s Series Kleo is 44 Minutes long.

If your kids wish to watch the film it is important for you to check out Kleo Parents Guide. It gives you prior information about the content of the movie so that you can decide if the film is appropriate for your kids or not.

Kleo Release Date

Series name	Kleo
Genre	Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Director	Viviane Andereggen, Jano Ben Chaabane
Writer	Hanno Hackfort
Release Date	August 19, 2022
Episodes	8
Age Rating	TV-MA
Country	Germany
Language	German
Production Company	Zeitsprung Pictures
Distributors	Netflix

Synopsis

The Kleo killed a businessman in West Berlin in 1987 but was soon arrested by the Stasi. She is released after spending two years in prison. The wall has fallen and Kleo realizes that she is in the middle of great intrigue. She goes on a campaign of revenge, always followed by the West Berlin police officer Sven. This is a mysterious story.

Kleo Age Rating

Kleo is rated TV-MA for substance, nudity, sex, suicide, and language.

TV-MA Rated means Mature Adults Only. Program-rated TV-MA is intended to be viewed by mature, adult audiences and may be unsuitable for children under 17. Contains content that is unsuitable for children. Children Under 17 Require Accompanying Parent or Adult Guardian.

Kleo Parents Guide

• Criminal activities.
• Violence and Gunshots.
• Murder.
• Blood.
• There is the use of strong language “damn”, “f**k”, “s**t”, etc.
• Explosions.
• Sexual content.
• Smoking and Alcohol consumption.
• A character is a regular user of hallucinogens in the series.
• Many people are seen dying in the series.

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FAQ

In fact, the age rating is fixed by MPAA( Motion Picture Association of America film rating system),  BBFC (British Board of Film Classification), and Commons sense, TV Parental Guidelines (A television content rating system in the United States).