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- Sex & Nudity (2)
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- Profanity (2)
- Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking (3)
- Frightening & Intense Scenes (1)
- Spoilers (2)
Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- Some very brief and minor cleavage. A married woman has an affair with a man, but nothing (not even kissing) is shown. A few small kisses throughout between husband and wife.
- In an effort to seduce Maria Tura, Professor Siletski kisses her passionately. She does not object but instead "plays along with it" in an effort to trap him.
Violence & Gore
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- Explosions and gun shots are often heard some seen this can become quite tense and especially upsetting for polish people
- A comic reference is made to Joseph Tura perhaps murdering Maria Tura if he ever found out about her affair.
- Torture is referred to, but in a seriocomic way.
Profanity
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- Out of date terms may offend Polish people
- None.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Some drinking and few smoking.
- Drugs, recreational: None
- Maria Tura and Professor Siletski drink a toast.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- A lot of tension between the nazis and Poland a lot of it in humour but some quite serious and with major consequences to the plot.
Spoilers
Violence & Gore
- Professor Siletsky, who is a double agent really working for the Nazis, is cornered in a theatre . He runs onto the stage where he is pursued by Sobinski (Maria's lover), who has suspected his treachery and has been sent by British Intelligence to stop him. Sobinski has a gun, and as Siletski disappears behind the curtain, Sobinski follows him. Six shots are heard, and after about the third shot, Siletski is heard to scream out in pain. The curtain is raised from backstage by a stagehand. Siletski, blood oozing from his stomach, stands there for a few seconds, tries to make the Nazi salute, and falls dead. This is NOT played for laughs.
- Near the end of the film, a man impersonating Hitler orders two Nazis to jump out of a plane although they are not wearing parachutes. They do so and presumably fall to their deaths. This scene IS played for laughs ("Hitler" remarks on seeing the two jump out of the plane "Two very obliging fellows!").
