Elizabeth: A Portrait In Parts

There is historical use of the term 'coloured', and in the same scene a white man refers to "mass interbreeding". Racism is not condoned by the work as a whole. There are brief scenes of real violence in which people are slapped, punched and kicked, as well as scenes from films which include explosions and a scene in which men point guns at a frightened family. War footage includes brief sight of the bombing of Dresden. There is limited detail. There are some visual and verbal sex references. There are also brief funeral scenes, which include sight of people grieving and crying, as well as references to the death of Diana, Princess of Wales.