Fasel Men El Lahazat El Lazeeza

A character watches a film in which a woman repeatedly stabs a man's chest, resulting in blood spurts and strong bloody aftermath detail. People are punched, kicked, tasered, or struck with improvised weapons such as furniture and frying pans in scenes of moderate slapstick violence. A married couple exchange blows and smash plates over each others’ heads during a comic fight scene, but the violence is purposely unrealistic. In another scene a woman briefly considers placing a knife under her husband as he falls off the sofa in his sleep, but she decides against it.

Characters are trapped in a fantastical machine and transformed into trees during scenes of comic sci-fi threat.

Bad language includes ‘prick’, ‘tramp’, ‘shit’, ‘screwed’, ‘freaking’, ‘hell’, ‘jerk’ and ‘goddamn’.

The film contains occasional mild comic sex references and innuendo, including references to adultery, making babies, and ‘waiting till after marriage’, in addition to a scene discreetly implying off-screen sex.

Encountering an excessively polite child, a man exclaims, ‘He’s Japanese!’.

There are comic verbal references to drug addiction and intravenous drug misuse.

A man pants like a dog at an attractive woman, who ignores him. Another man tries to seduce a parallel-universe version of his wife while pretending to be her husband, but his attempts go entirely unnoticed.

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