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Sex & Nudity
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- Two brief instances of graphic nudity. There are no actual sex scenes, but the movie is stronger in its sexual themes like incest and necrophilia. However, the film is satirical in nature and portrays them in an exaggerated and somewhat comedic manner.
- A young man pulls the blanket off an elderly woman. The woman is shown with a naked young body, including bare breasts and pubic hair for a few seconds.
- A naked woman plays the piano for a few minutes. Her breasts are shown in full detail while her pubic area can be briefly seen. Not in a sexual context.
- A young man and his aunt are shown to have an incestuous affair in one scene. They try to have intercourse several times, but the aunt has instant doubts. At the end of the scene, it is implied that the aunt has decided to have sex with his nephew.
- Very bizarre sexual references throughout.
- A woman dresses up in a dominatrix outfit and a man is shown wearing pants with holes showing off his buttocks. The man is then repeatedly whipped by her for pleasure, done in front of other room guests in a comedic nature.
- some other scenes of woman getting undressed without nudity.
Violence & Gore
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- At the beginning of the film, some people are lined up and shot by some Napoleonic soldiers. Their bodies are shown with blood splatter, but not in graphic detail.
- A sniper shoots seven people from a tall skyscraper. The victims are shown dying with no blood.
- some slapping of the face.
- no graphic gore or violence.
Profanity
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- Some mild language and sexual references.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Characters casually drink and smoke.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- The scene with the sniper shooting random civilians could be considered disturbing.
- A very bizarre and weird sex comedy with references to necrophilia, incest, BDSM, and other mature topics. The film, however, depicts these events in a darkly comedic nature that might offend some people, but won't disturb most.
