| nudity |
4/10
Moderate sex references, including an implied reference to a threesome and a man being left in a bedroom with a woman.
The couple are only seen to kiss on screen but they are later given a round of applause and the man jokes 'you're right, it was more fun with another person'. |
| violence |
4/10
There are infrequent scenes of violence which are mostly mild in tone as a chair is broken in anger and men push and shove at each other during arguments.
In one scene, a man appears to be shot in the head, with the impact hidden from view and a small amount of blood visible on his temple. However, this is immediately shown to have been faked in order to extort money. |
| profanity |
7/10
28 uses of "fuck" and its derivatives.
Moderate and mild language includes use of 'shit', 'bullshit', 'son of a bitch', 'prick', 'asshole', damn, screw', dumbass, hell, numbnuts, Christsakes, goddamn, Jesus, ass, pissing, crapping out, and balls.
There is occasional use of discriminatory language, none of which are endorsed. There are references to 'monkey songs' and 'coloured bands' as well as comments that a man is a 'fruit', depicting the prejudices of the era. |
| alcohol |
3/10
A man is seen smoking what appears to be marijuana and we learn that a character has died from an overdose of pills. There is a clear aversive, anti-drug message. |
| frightening |
Although it is based on the Broadway musical, the film has a mature and somewhat dark tone.
Some may find the death of Frankie's daughter upsetting. |
