Kick

A man is punched in the face in slow motion, with sight of a spurt of blood. There is otherwise mild stylised or slapstick violence involving slaps, kicks, punches and throws. A man hits others with lighting tubes which smash on impact and another is pushed to sit on a burning stove. A couple grab and push one another in comic scenes.

Moments of comic threat include a man having his head pushed toward a bread rolling machine.

There is mild bad language ('shit', 'bloody', 'ass', 'tramp') as well as milder terms such as 'butt', 'screw', 'God', 'damn' and 'hell'. A man makes a rude 'bras d'honneur' gesture.

A couple wake up in bed together, surprised to realise they appear to have had sex; the man has lipstick over his bare chest. There is comic discussion around an advertising campaign featuring 'gorilla condoms'. There are verbal references to sexual attraction and flirtatious behaviour. A scientist claims to have invented a viagra-like pill which he says has helped many women to get pregnant. There are verbal references to women flinging their underwear at men in strip clubs and also to prostitution.

Characters behave in a discriminatory way toward people with dwarfism in several scenes with a comic context. In one, a man with dwarfism is picked up and then spanked, and later another is held at bay by another man who holds him by the head.

Characters eat a fictional substance which has the effect of making them high and losing their inhibitions, leading several to have sex off-screen.

We see a man's mildly bloody nose after he is punched.

A woman accuses a man of spiking her drink and raping her before realising she consented to having sex with him while they were both intoxicated.