K-Ramp

One person attacks another with a knife, resulting in strong bloody detail. Moderate violence includes fist fights, brawls, slaps, and use of improvised weapons such as sticks and bottles. In a comic scene, a man smashes bottles over his adult son’s head as punishment for bad behaviour; another scene shows a father slapping his child’s face.

Bad language includes ‘shit’, ‘bloody’, ‘saala’, ‘nee yabba’, ‘God’, ‘hell’ and ‘damn’.

The film features infrequent moderate comic sex references.

Occasional scenes of mental health discrimination include use of terms such as ‘psycho’ and ‘mad’. Discrimination is clearly criticised by other characters.

There are occasional scenes of sexual harassment.

A person with mental health issues is repeatedly shown self-harming and attempting suicide, occasionally causing visible bloody injuries. Imaginary sequences show the same character dying by her own hand, while flashbacks show her attempting suicide during her childhood, resulting in further brief bloody injury detail. Verbal references to suicide, self-harm and mental health problems run throughout.

A man puts live wires in his mouth and receives a mild electric shock in an attempt to sober up quickly.