| nudity |
There are two scenes of a male and female character having sex together. They are both presumably naked, with intimate actions, and some breathing. In one scene the female's breasts and buttocks are visible clearly in a couple shots. In the other scene the woman is sitting on top of the man (who is also sitting up) and her breast and his naked chest are visible.
We later see the woman cooking spaghetti dressed in an apron only. Her buttocks is visible in a couple shots, and her breasts are clearly visible from the side and partially poke out of the apron in several angles
A male amputee is shown naked and prone on a hospital bed several times. His buttocks is clearly seen a couple times, and the back of his genitals are briefly shown. He is later shown sitting in a wheelchair dressed from the waist up, nude from the waist down. His penis is clearly visible in two brief shots.
Several characters reference sex with each other in conversations.
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| violence |
In flashbacks, a man imagines several ways of killing his wife. Each idea is briefly shown. One scene shows him wrapping a rope around her neck to strangle her. Another shows him hacking her head with a hatchet. We do not see a clear angle of this happening, but we do see two strokes and blood spattering through the air (the most disturbing scene). A third scene shows her drinking tea in the background, as her face falls on the table (she is presumedly poisoned).
In a flashback sequence, a woman has stabbed her husband to death. The stabbing happens offscreen, but we see a couple shots of the crime scene, including the man's chest covered in blood.
A diary is discovered, where a man has drawn violent photos of ways to kill his wife (very briefly shown).
Earlier a scene of a World War One battlefield was shown, with shooting and injuries. Not particularly graphic.
A character is shown with numerous healed amputations and also attempting to lobotomize himself. We are told that he used a nail gun, and we see him put the gun to his forehead, pull the trigger, and some blood spatters on the wall behind him (quick scene).
A woman is found dead in a chair, apparently smothered. Her mouth and eyes are wide open, and there is dried blood on her chin. This is shown numerous times.We also see a man pick up a pillow that has some blood on it. This is presumed to be a murder weapon.
A man squeezes his hand around a glass goblet and it explodes. We later see a nurse picking out shards of glass from the open wound.
A dead body is seen on a table in a morgue.
A man leads several people up on top of a building in a chase. There is some pushing and punching. Not violent, but a suspenseful chase.
A man collapses and falls off a stage during a concert. We later hear that he died of asphyxiation and was likely murdered.
A man drives a bus of down syndrome individuals off the road. We see and hear an explosion and see rescue workers at the scene. We later hear that the man and several of the passengers are dead, and that the man only meant to kill a few of the passengers to possibly get his sick daughter a transplant she needs.
In a flashback, we see a person murder a woman by clubbing her in the head and smothering her with a pillow (quick scene). |
| profanity |
About 20 F-words - many are exclamations while some of these are used to describe sexual acts (and in "I was not the only one sitting at the table that had f#@%ed you!"). There are a number of other milder profanities (damn, hell, piss) and several uses of "for Christ sake" |
| alcohol |
Some social alcohol drinking in homes as well as on campus or in bars. A character gets drunk and loud in his school dining hall and is clearly acting drunk. |
| frightening |
The self-lobotomy is pretty disturbing, as are the shots of the man lying in the hospital, prone by his left arm.
The multiple shots of the dead woman staring blankly and frighteningly in her chair are somewhat unsettling. |
