Boiling Point

There is brief suggestion of cocaine snorting by a man who is also shown drinking alcohol recklessly. A South Asian man encounters implied racist attitudes and later complains about having to put up with racist abuse. There is infrequent moderate innuendo. There is brief, mild violence. People argue and lose their tempers in a stressful restaurant kitchen environment. Mild injury detail includes sight of a surgical scar on a man's chest and a man's slightly scalded hand resulting from an accident in a kitchen.

A man self-harms; this takes place off-screen but we briefly glimpse his scabbed wounds before he is taken to hospital. There is sight of a small patch of blood over a wall. Characters struggle with alcoholism and we see a man taking prescription medicine with alcohol. There are tense scenes as kitchen staff deal with stressful situations and become aggressive with one another; there is shoving between two workers. There is an implied verbal reference to institutionalised racism in the police force. Characters become increasingly nervous and paranoid as they engage in a criminal enterprise. There are verbal references to drug dealing and brief, mild verbal sex references.