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Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- One kiss. Spoken evidence of a man who is free with women, i.e. womanizer. A broken engagement. Dialogue suggests infatuations and love affairs among the hospital staff.
Violence & Gore
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- Two men are crushed by a falling building (offscreen). A woman is murdered (again offscreen and her body is later shown). A woman laughs hysterically and is then slapped. A woman is almost killed by asphyxiation. A woman is killed by taking pills.
Profanity
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Characters smoke pipes throughout the film
- In a party scene, there is talk about gin and a character is inferred to have possibly had too much.
- A sign in the hospital (in the background, but clear to viewers) talks about smoking is allowed certain hours of the day.
- Casual drinking.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- Everyone is afraid of V-1's throughout the film, as they are a ubiquitous threat to the characters. V-1 bombs sounded like an engine going by overhead that would become silent right before they dropped and exploded. Small children who don't understand the historical setting may become afraid of engine noises (or more specifically, engine noises being turned off).
Spoilers
Violence & Gore
- Discussion about a woman being buried alive for several days, only to die after being rescued.
- Discussion of medical malpractice which led to death, but not in much detail.
- A prominent fistfight between two characters, but it's fairly tame. (Another character is actually laughing at them.)
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
- As a hospital with relatively realistic equipment, there is a scene with a hypodermic needle and another showing tablets.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- A woman is shown asleep but being gassed. Despite the black & white film, it is clear that her asphyxiation is affecting her, her coloring, etc.
- The climax in an operating room may be a bit much for some viewers, especially those afraid of doctors and hospitals.
