Parents Guide for
Brazil (1985) More at IMDbPro »

Early in the movie, a woman's breasts are very briefly seen while she is in the bath.

During several dream sequences, a woman is clothed in a near-transparent cloth. She is naked underneath, and her breasts can be briefly seen on one or two occasions.

During a later scene, the same woman's real-life counterpart wears a near transparent top. Later in the same scene, part of her butt is seen while she is sitting, naked apart from a ribbon that she has tied around her breasts. A man pulls the ribbon off, but she is facing away from the camera, and nothing is seen.

An out-of-wedlock sexual encounter (mostly implied, nothing explicit).

There are several bombing scenes. Also, many scenes showing violent arrests.

A man is shown wearing bloody clothes, implying that he is a torturer.

A woman is executed. (off-screen)

A man is about to torture another man, but gets shot in the head. Blood sprays. He removes his mask and we see the bloody wound.

It is implied that a man was tortured until he became catatonic.

A coffin is opened and a mass of bloody body parts falls out into a pile on the floor.

One use of the F word. Several uses of the S word.

There are Cigars/Cigarettes smoked in this movie.

Also some champagne, and other alcoholic drinks.

Scenes of torture (no explicit violence or gore) some may find disturbing.

A gun battle takes place.

A murder by suffocation takes place.

The whole dystopian look of the film is frightening to some.

An intense scene where a group of special forces men storm a family's home and the father is dragged away from his extremely frightened wife and children.

The ending may upset some.