Daliland

A man says a woman once asked him to kill her, and they are seen in a flashback on the edge of a cliff with the woman leaning back over it and challenging him to let go of her arms, but he does not allow her to fall.

There is strong language ('f**k'), as well as milder terms such as 'wanker', 'shit', 'piss', 'ass', 'freakin', 'Christ' and 'God'.

There is a strong sex sex scene, without graphic nudity, involving a threesome in which a woman sits astride a man while another man kisses her back. A third man, hidden behind a rack of clothes, observes the sexual activity in voyeuristic fashion and masturbates, but without strong detail. There are also comic verbal references to pornography, orgies, masturbation, male genitalia and ejaculation.

People snort cocaine and smoke marijuana in a party setting. There are also verbal references to drug misuse.

A woman makes unbidden advances on a younger man, putting her hand between his legs at a dinner and, later, making a grab for his crotch; the man is left feeling uncomfortable in both situations.

A television news broadcast reports on a person being "gravely injured" in the aftermath of a house fire. A man sustains a small cut on his finger from a broken glass. There is brief sight of a dead body in a comic context.

There is moderate breast, buttock and pubic nudity in paintings and in scenes in which artworks are being created.

A man displays signs of a progressive muscular illness. A man laughs uncontrollably and falls to the ground in a suggestion of mental illness, which he alludes to by saying, "I had many terrors and fits of laughter when I was young. People said I was mad."

Adult characters consume alcohol and smoke cigarettes, which reflects the times in which the events of the film are set.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.

A man says a woman once asked him to kill her, and they are seen in a flashback on the edge of a cliff with the woman leaning back over it and challenging him to let go of her arms, but he does not allow her to fall.

There is strong language ('f**k'), as well as milder terms such as 'wanker', 'shit', 'piss', 'ass', 'freakin', 'Christ' and 'God'.

There is a strong sex sex scene, without graphic nudity, involving a threesome in which a woman sits astride a man while another man kisses her back. A third man, hidden behind a rack of clothes, observes the sexual activity in voyeuristic fashion and masturbates, but without strong detail. There are also comic verbal references to pornography, orgies, masturbation, male genitalia and ejaculation.

People snort cocaine and smoke marijuana in a party setting. There are also verbal references to drug misuse.

A woman makes unbidden advances on a younger man, putting her hand between his legs at a dinner and, later, making a grab for his crotch; the man is left feeling uncomfortable in both situations.

A television news broadcast reports on a person being "gravely injured" in the aftermath of a house fire. A man sustains a small cut on his finger from a broken glass. There is brief sight of a dead body in a comic context.

There is moderate breast, buttock and pubic nudity in paintings and in scenes in which artworks are being created.

A man displays signs of a progressive muscular illness. A man laughs uncontrollably and falls to the ground in a suggestion of mental illness, which he alludes to by saying, "I had many terrors and fits of laughter when I was young. People said I was mad."

Adult characters consume alcohol and smoke cigarettes, which reflects the times in which the events of the film are set.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.