Exhibition On Screen: Frida Kahlo

Stylised paintings depict violence perpetrated against women, including a man stabbing a woman in bed.

There are references to a tram collision that resulted in extensive injuries and casualties.

Bad language includes 'bastard' and 'hell'.

References are made to adulterous relationships and sex work within a historical context.

Brief and infrequent references are made to discrimination within the context of civil rights.

A passing reference is made to prescription drug addiction.

There are close-ups of paintings, including an artist's depiction of her own miscarriage, as well as a naked woman who has been stabbed numerous times by her lover, which contains bloody detail.

There are several scenes of artistic and often surreal female nudity. However, there is no sexual context.

There is a stylised artistic depiction of suicide.

There is a brief verbal reference to sexual violence perpetrated against women.

There are upsetting references to abortion, miscarriage and fertility problems. References are also made to a person's mental health struggles stemming from physical health challenges and marital issues.

Archive photographs depict adults smoking cigarettes. There are also references to alcoholism.