Y (2025)

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• "Project Y" (2025) directed by Lee Hwan - a heist film about two women in Seoul
• "Yes!" (2025) directed by Nadav Lapid - about a pianist commissioned to compose a national anthem
• "X&Y" (2025) - a Kannada fantasy film about a celestial being
• "The Y" - appears to be from 2023, not 2025, involving a woman who loses her voice and memory

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For the movie titled Y produced in 2025, there is no available information in the search results confirming the existence of a post-credits scene. None of the sources mention Y specifically having a post-credit or mid-credit scene, and the detailed listings and discussions of 2025 movies with post-credits scenes do not include Y.

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Olga's grandmother is a successful lawyer who, on her deathbed, reveals to Olga that the adoptions she handled after the Romanian Revolution were riddled with shortcomings and that the fate of many children remains unknown. This revelation sets Olga on her journey to uncover the truth and investigate the past.

The specific event that triggers Olga's investigation is her grandmother's deathbed confession, in which she admits to the flaws and unresolved issues in the adoption cases she managed after the Romanian Revolution.

The main mystery Olga is trying to solve is the fate of the children whose adoptions were handled by her grandmother after the Romanian Revolution, uncovering the truth behind the shortcomings and unresolved cases.

Olga's grandmother's past as a lawyer directly connects to the central plot because her involvement in handling adoptions after the Romanian Revolution is the source of the unresolved issues and missing children that Olga seeks to uncover.

The film reveals that the adoptions handled by Olga's grandmother after the Romanian Revolution were riddled with shortcomings, and the fate of many children remains unknown, prompting Olga's investigation into the past.

The movie titled "Y" produced in 2025 is rated 14A in Canada and 15 in South Korea, indicating it is not specifically family-friendly or aimed at young children. There is no detailed parental guide available yet for "Y" regarding sex, violence, profanity, or other content, but the age ratings suggest it may contain material unsuitable for younger or sensitive viewers.

Since no explicit content warnings or detailed scene descriptions are available for "Y" (2025), it is advisable to consider the 14A/15 rating as a sign that the film may include moderate violence, mature themes, or language that could be objectionable or upsetting for children or sensitive individuals. Without plot spoilers, potential concerns might include:

• Moderate violence or intense scenes
• Mature thematic elements
• Possible strong language or adult situations

For a definitive assessment, checking the official parental guide or reviews closer to or after the release would be necessary. If you are seeking a strictly family-friendly or children's movie, other 2025 titles like "Paddington in Peru" (PG), "Elio" (PG), or "The Legend of Ochi" (PG) are more suitable and have clear content guidance.