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Naked dead bodies are seen

some references in the background(sculptures and photos), two women kissing, dead naked people.

Scantily clad women in performing clothing early on in the film in the BTN tower

Natalie Portman wears a very short skirt and rolls across a bed and her underwear can be seen

There is a photo seen of a woman's buttocks

You can see the outline of a womans nipples through her shirt (30 seconds)

A bishop is sent a young girl to "have fun" with. The young girl appears in eccentric, pink clothing and the bishop makes a forceful move on her, yet is interrupted.

A man is hanged. His body is shown writhing in the air.

One man kills multiple others with knives in quick succession in several scenes. Lots of blood is shown.

The violence is very infrequent, the movie is more of a drama than an action movie. Most of the violence happens at the end.

A man goes on a murdering spree and slashes, stabs and throws knives at multiple men. Very bloody but it looks very realistic.

A young woman is stopped in an alley by three men who intend to rape her.

Strong violence.

A man is knocked to the floor and police place a bag over his face.

Two men get beaten with punches, kicks and throws while their attacker is holding a knife.

A group of 'undesirables' are shown in dirty glass boxes, being tortured and used for biomedical warfare testing.

A man is burned beyond recognition in a fire.

"Jesus" is sworn by minor characters on a few occasions

At least 2 GD's.

1 use of "cunt", 4 uses of "fuck", 7 uses of "shit", 2 uses of "ass", 2 uses of "bitch", 3 uses of "damn", 7 uses of "bloody", 1 use of "balls", 5 uses of "bollocks", 3 uses of "hell", 2 uses of "whore",

People are briefly shown drinking in a bar.

A man drinks whiskey while his taking his pills.

Two detectives smoke cigarettes. A man smokes a pipe, another smokes a cigar.

Legal and illegal drugs are shown in a medicine cabinet.

Homosexuals, lesbians and minorities are shown being detained and tortured inside state-sponsored concentration camps. The scene in which Evey receives letters from a lesbian inmate may be emotional and upsetting to some viewers, especially if they, too, are empathetic people.

The film has a cold and ruthless dystopian setting akin to George Orwell's novel 1984, where the United Kingdom is ruled by a brutal white supremacist, Nordicist and neo-fascist totalitarian dictatorship that has taken control of the land. The main villain is a ruthless dictator and a complete psychopath who brutally murders his opponents, and this may all be upsetting for some. The film also has a brutal and grim atmosphere.

Occasional Holocaustic imagery. Mass graves, torture, human testing, etc.

The movie is quite dark and disturbing.

A man threatens to have a woman killed by firing squad.

A woman is arrested and tortured for information.

A man is shot multiple times, later removing his armor to reveal his bloody chest. He bleeds to death in another character's arms, this is emotional and may upset viewers.

A bishop attempts to rape a woman dressed as a little girl.