Along Came Love

An adult son knocks his mother to the ground and starts choking her in an attempt to find out information. Moments of moderate violence occur, such as bar fist fights and a bottle being smashed over a man's head. References are made to a boy violently bullying a classmate.

Sequences of threat include women being rounded up, having their heads forcibly shaved and swastikas painted on their bodies. They are then publicly marched through the streets in front of baying crowds.

Infrequent use of strong language ('f**k') is accompanied by milder terms such as 'bitch', 'slut', 'whore', 'bastard' and 'shit'.

Scenes of strong sex with breast and buttock nudity, include a threesome sequence and men masturbating each other below frame in a public toilet. There is also sight of sex workers and scantily clad bar singers performing to leering soldiers.

People display homophobic attitudes and behaviour towards a gay man, reflecting the period in which the film is set. References are made to Nazism and there is sight of swastikas in a historical context. Discrimination is clearly condemned by the film.

Women are seen being humiliated, stripped and hosed, revealing breast nudity, following the Second World War, as punishment for their involvement with enemy soldiers. A professor engages in a sexually abusive relationship with a student, who is described as a 'minor'.

A man takes his own life and there is brief sight of his dead body from his distance. Another man threatens to take his own life.

A boy displays a bloody head wound after being attacked by a classmate and a man bleeds onto a carpet after cutting his foot.

There is sight of artistic penis nudity in a book.

Upsetting scenes stem from a couple arguing about their marriage, bereavement and references to cancer.

An adult son knocks his mother to the ground and starts choking her in an attempt to find out information. Moments of moderate violence occur, such as bar fist fights and a bottle being smashed over a man's head. References are made to a boy violently bullying a classmate.

Sequences of threat include women being rounded up, having their heads forcibly shaved and swastikas painted on their bodies. They are then publicly marched through the streets in front of baying crowds.

Infrequent use of strong language ('f**k') is accompanied by milder terms such as 'bitch', 'slut', 'whore', 'bastard' and 'shit'.

Scenes of strong sex with breast and buttock nudity, include a threesome sequence and men masturbating each other below frame in a public toilet. There is also sight of sex workers and scantily clad bar singers performing to leering soldiers.

People display homophobic attitudes and behaviour towards a gay man, reflecting the period in which the film is set. References are made to Nazism and there is sight of swastikas in a historical context. Discrimination is clearly condemned by the film.

Women are seen being humiliated, stripped and hosed, revealing breast nudity, following the Second World War, as punishment for their involvement with enemy soldiers. A professor engages in a sexually abusive relationship with a student, who is described as a 'minor'.

A man takes his own life and there is brief sight of his dead body from his distance. Another man threatens to take his own life.

A boy displays a bloody head wound after being attacked by a classmate and a man bleeds onto a carpet after cutting his foot.

There is sight of artistic penis nudity in a book.

Upsetting scenes stem from a couple arguing about their marriage, bereavement and references to cancer.