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There are no sex scenes in this film.There is no nudity in this film.In order to humiliate her, a woman is forced to undress, but she is shown only from the shoulders up. For a significant part of the film she remains in her bra and panties.A mother/son incest scenario is mentioned.
All but one act of violence occurs off-screen. A man is shot in the chest on screen. That is all. The results of violent acts are shown. For example, the fresh corpses of two characters are shown. Blood from a gunshot wound is shown on the wall. A man is shown lying on the floor with a broken leg; he remains incapacitated with a splint for the rest of the film. Blood soaks through a sheet used to cover a corpse.There are numerous acts of violence which occur off-screen so that only the sounds are heard. For example, a man is struck so that his leg is broken. Gunshots are heard when two characters are killed. The sounds of a stabbing are heard. A dog is quieted, so to speak.Apart from the gunshot to the chest, perhaps one might consider a slap in the face to be an act of violence. A bag is put over a boy's head. A character is pushed backward off a boat to drown.
The F-word is used five times. The S-word is used ten times. Several of these words are quite indistinct, but they are shown in the subtitles.A few vulgar anatomical terms are used. There are five or six religious profanities.
One character smokes a cigarette. There is some talk about substance abuse.
The suitability of this film can't really be determined from a simple listing of conventionally "graphic" scenes or depictions. While the explicit content of the film is fairly benign, psychologically it is profoundly disturbing. The violence, while not actually shown, is nonetheless very challenging to the viewer, and there is a strong, visceral sense of horror and dread throughout the entire duration of the film. The full impact may not even fully be felt until the very last freeze-frame before the credits.
