Parents guide

Prostitution is briefly mentioned once.

Woodward asks a collague: "You think he said it to impress you to get you to go to bed with him?"

None.

Fairly strong language presented in a historical context.

Although it is not violent per say, it is still very intense and kids and some teens will probably not have any interest or be able to sit through it.

Smoking occurs throughout the film.

Carl Bernstein smokes in almost every scene he's in.

It's strongly implied that some of the people questioned are being threatened by an outside force, if they reveal any information.

There is some tension in some scenes as characters meet people who believe they are under surveillance as well as during some secret meetings.

The mood of the film is suspenseful and tense; there is no actual violence portrayed, but many characters are portrayed as being under great stress and feeling fearful.