Cleo From 5-7

Mild bad language includes uses of 'bloody', 'tart' and 'shit'.

There are some very mild sex references, such as a man talking about his lover throwing him out in the morning, and a song referring to being 'turned on' by a man's bank balance.

A man is accused of being racist when he suggests that a black woman he hasn't seen recently must have returned to Africa.

The main character visits a sculpture class where her friend is modelling nude, with sight of breasts and buttocks.

Adults are seen smoking and drinking, reflecting the age of the film.

The central character briefly says she will kill herself if her cancer disagnosis is terminal. However, this is just a throwaway remark.

Street performers are seen performing acts that may disturb very younger viewers, including live frogs being placed in a man's mouth and a piece of metal being pushed through the skin on a man's arm.

The film focuses on a young woman coming to terms with the possibility she has cancer. However, as the film goes on, she comes to terms with the idea of illness and there is an emphasis on how to live a meaningful life. While the film is unlikely to upset younger viewers, its appeal is mainly to older viewers.

Mild bad language used includes 'bloody', 'tart', and infrequent unsubtitled use of 'merde'.

Cleo visits a sculpture class where he friend is modelling nude, with sight of her breasts and buttocks.