Parents guide

Some kissing

Neo-sapiens emerge obviously naked, but parts cannot be made out, save for scenes of them fleeing from the military, and buttocks are briefly seen.

There is a facility with dismembered human body parts.

Lots of violence, though there is rarely blood. Although there is a bloody swordfight scene but this scene is filmed in black and white.

Many people are punched, stabbed, and shot. These scenes don't usually contain a lot of blood, though.

The ending sequence -SPOILERS- involves a large robot and many smaller ones and includes a lot of violence (no blood but a lot of flying robot parts).

There is a sword fight in black-and-white. At the end, one man is stabbed and a LOT of blood comes out (it appears black).

The violence in this film isn't usually very graphic, but the film as a whole has a lot of extremely harsh/disturbing themes.

Bastard appears on the English subtitles.

Possibly a couple casual drinks; nothing graphic or important to the plot.

The ending may be distressing to some, as well as some of the reveals regarding the effects of war on normal people.

This is a rather disturbing and intense film. There are many moral questions about the Neo-Sapiens and how they and the humans react and interact to each other.

There is one very sad sequence where the Neo-Sapiens are hiking in freezing mountains and they are crying and screaming while burying those who have died from hypothermia. They even buried a baby.

One extremely intense and disturbing sequence where the lead Neo-Sapien imagines himself as a human police officer, and he is forced to shoot a rebel who turns out to be his own mother.

Overall, there is a lot of emotional and moral conflict throughout.