Double Ismart

People are shot, stabbed, or have their throats or torsos slashed with blades, creating spurts of blood. Moderate violence includes crunchy blows, breaking bones and use of improvised weapons such as bottles and furniture during stylised fight scenes.

The film contains moderate scenes of threat, including gun threat.

There is use of strong language (‘f**k’). Milder terms include ‘bugger’, ‘bloody’, ‘saala’ and ‘shit’.

Occasional moderate sex references include comic use of crude gestures.

A member of a remote Amazonian tribe is depicted as 'primitive' and sex-obsessed, and is frequently shown harassing women and communicating using monkey noises. Other characters refer to the man as belonging to a different 'species'. There are also occasional scenes of sexism, such as when a man complains about a woman's supposedly ‘masculine’ behaviour when she loses her temper. A female agent is suspected of criminal associations and fired after a criminal forcibly kisses her without her consent.

There are infrequent verbal references to drug dealing and drug misuse.

There are occasional comic scenes of sexual harassment in which men leer at women and make suggestive comments. An Indigenous Amazonian man is shown attempting to manhandle female strangers and making crude sexual gestures. A male criminal forcibly kisses a female agent against her will during a physical confrontation; the agent is initially angry but later enters into a consensual romantic relationship with him.