Sweeter Than Chocolate (2023)

Sweeter Than Chocolate Parents Guide

Sweeter Than Chocolate is a 2023 Romance movie. It is distributed by HDTV.

The age rating tells you the appropriate age for the movie and the parent’s guide lets you know about the appropriate and inappropriate content So that you know whether the movie watch is right for children or not if it is not right then why it is not right?

Here’s a look at Sweeter Than Chocolate age ratings, Sweeter Than Chocolate Parents Guide, Release Date, Cast, Official Trailer, and more.

Name	Sweeter Than Chocolate
Genre	Romance
Release Date	February 4, 2023
Country	United States
Language	English
Distributor	HDTV

Sweeter Than Chocolate Age Rating-Sweeter Than Chocolate Parents Guide

Sweeter Than Chocolate is rated TV-G for some content shown in this film.

TV-G-rated programs are for General Audiences — all ages admitted, meaning there is nothing in theme, language, nudity, sex, violence or other matters that the rating board thinks would offend parents whose younger children view the picture.

Age ratings are recommendations for parents and carers of kids to help them decide what is appropriate for their child depending on what stage of development they are at.

Official Synopsis

Sweeter Than Chocolate movie story about a TV reporter who goes to investigate a local bakery rumored to have the secret recipe for finding true love on Valentine’s Day.

Release Date

Sweeter Than Chocolate is scheduled to be released on February 4, 2023, on HDTV.

Wallpaper and Images

Cast and Characters

Here, is the cast of Sweeter Than Chocolate

• Brenda Strong
• Dan Jeannotte
• Eloise Mumford
• Linda Ko as Nora Nguyen
• Nik Andrews as Wyatt Greggs
• Bobby Stewart as Malcolm
• Lesley Mirza as Female Customer
• Jillian Knowles as Young Helen
• Amy McInnes as Customer
• Liam Boland as Scott Sweet

FAQ

Movies and series get different ratings in different countries like the UK, the US, Australia, Singapore, Canada, etc.

Before watching a movie, it is crucial for parents to read the Parents Guide and further ratings so that they know whether the movie is correct or not for their children And they get to know about the good or bad content present in the film.

If it is suitable for the kids then they can watch it with them, And if not, then they can refuse to see them because if any material in it is not suitable for their children, then they can tell that.

Sites Like MPA (Motion Picture Association of America), and BBFC (British Board of Film Classification) Gives rating license for movies and supports you for a better future for your children, That’s why it should be the duty of every parent to open the doors of a better future for their children through age rating and parents guide.