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In a sequence of strong violence, multiple characters are killed by soldiers, who chase them down and shoot them repeatedly. In the aftermath of gun violence, characters have blood on their clothes, and a man is seen with a bloody gun shot wound to his head. References are made to domestic abuse a woman has suffered after getting married.

Scenes of moderate threat include a woman panicking as she searches for her daughter who has suddenly disappeared, and a child running away from an armed soldier who is firing a gun at him.

There is use of moderate bad language (‘bitch’) as well as milder terms (‘piss’, ‘God’, ‘hell’).

There is infrequent use of a discriminatory term (‘paki’), though racist behaviour is not condoned by the film.

A man offers to sell a woman ‘candy’.

A man briefly harrasses a woman who he attempts to touch before another man intervenes and stops him, reprimanding him for his behaviour. A man insinuates to a woman that he wishes to conduct an extra-marital affair with her, despite her obvious reluctance.

There are scenes of mild emotional upset in which characters grieve for lost loved ones.