Movie content
Fetch one section at a time from GET /movies/{movie}/content/{section}. This keeps an ending explanation, a timeline, or a set of FAQs independent from the movie detail payload.
Choose a section
| Section | What you receive | Response |
|---|---|---|
summary | A plot summary. | Markdown text object |
spoiler-free-summary | An introduction intended for readers who have not seen the film. | Markdown text object |
ending | An explanation of the ending. | Markdown text object |
timeline | Story events with order, title, body, place, and time. | Paginated list |
setting | Place and time information with explanatory text. | Object |
themes | Themes with a title, emoji, and explanation. | Paginated list |
characters | Character descriptions, tags, and linked person IDs where known. | Paginated list |
faqs | Questions, answers, sections, and optional foreshadowing notes. | Paginated list |
profile | Tone, pacing, intensity, mood, topics, and content warnings. | Object |
Check availability
First read data.available_content from the movie detail response. You can also search with has=ending or has=summary,ending to require sections in advance.
An unknown movie returns 404 not_found. A known movie without the requested section returns 404 content_not_available. Hide or disable unavailable sections in your interface instead of retrying them repeatedly. Availability can change after you retrieve the detail record, so still handle the content request's response.
Read a prose response
The following illustrates the shape; the text and ID are examples:
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Render data.text with a Markdown renderer. Sanitize rendered HTML and validate link destinations before displaying content. Preserve paragraph breaks and formatting instead of showing the raw Markdown syntax.
Paginate structured content
Timeline, themes, characters, and FAQs use the standard data array and pagination envelope. Pass limit and cursor to the same content URL. Other content sections do not accept pagination parameters.
For ending-specific FAQs:
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FAQ sections are summary, ending, and info. A character's person_id can be null; only create a person-profile link when it is present.
Respect spoiler boundaries
Use the explicit spoiler-free-summary section for pre-watch introductions. Treat other sections as potentially revealing plot details, including themes, character descriptions, FAQs, and the profile's ending information. Let readers choose when to reveal them.
A profile describes the viewing experience. Its content warnings are descriptive guidance, not an official age classification.
Reference: Movie content