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Sex & Nudity
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- There's no explicit sex. It is plainly implied, by "teen" Mifti (Jasna Fritzi Bauer) and forty-something Alice (Arly Jover) waking up together in bed, unclothed under the covers, and by other scenes. We see passionate kissing between various women. In another scene a man and woman agree to have sex but we only see them before and after as they get dressed.
- Nudity is limited to brief views of breasts on multiple occasions: in bed, around the house, and at a film shoot. Women are seen in half-open robes or in bras and panties several times. A couple of men are seen briefly without shirts.
- A man brags about cheating on his fiancée.
Violence & Gore
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- A pistol is fired into the air, and fired at unseen targets in a fantasy scene.
- Characters scuffle and slap and punch one another, mostly playfully.
- Vomiting occurs twice, but it's barely shown, and not grossly.
Profanity
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- "Fuck" is used not incessantly but frequently, including in a couple of repetitious tirades. "Hell", "bastard", "shit", and "cunt" are heard occasionally.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Mifti's partying lifestyle is prominent in the film.
- Nearly every character smokes cigarettes, some frequently. Mifti smokes seemingly continuously during the film, billowing noxious clouds. Family members are said to have died from lung cancer. One student objects to others' smoking, to no avail.
- Alcohol is consumed both socially and at parties, to excess in some instances; we see characters drunk and acting badly as a result. At 15, Mifti is underage for some alcoholic beverages in some situations, but no one cares, although she is turned away from one club.
- Several characters, including Mifti, snort cocaine.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- A pistol is fired unexpectedly in one scene, and a character waves it around dangerously in another. Characters scream intensely at one another in a couple of episodes. A fantasy sequence showing pedestrians unconscious might frighten younger viewers.
