Kontinental '25

Real footage from conflict between Russia and Ukraine, seen on a mobile phone, shows a soldier being hit by an explosive and blown up. There is no graphic detail of injuries. Documentary footage is shown of the Hindenburg disaster, with the aircraft on fire as people flee.

Brief moments of mild threat occur, including when a man is confronted by bailiffs and security guards.

There is strong language ('f**k', 'c**ksucker'), moderate bad language ('bitch', 'cock', 'pussy', 'whore', 'skank') and milder terms including 'bastard', 'shit', 'piss', 'arse', 'damn', 'hell', 'God' and 'Christ'.

A strong sex scene includes thrusting movements and brief slapping of buttocks. No clear nudity is shown as the scene is darkly lit and the couple clothed. In another scene, a couple are seen kissing and cuddling in bed. Crude and often comic sex references occur, including discussions of fetishes and kinky behaviour. There is a crude but comic mention of bestiality.

Discriminatory language includes the antisemitic term 'kike'. There are also verbal references to other forms of discrimination.

There is a prolonged and intense scene in which a character takes their own life, as well as frequent verbal references to what happened.

A corpse is shown with moderate injury detail following a suicide. Verbal references are made to illness and death.

It is implied that a man is urinating into a bin in a public place, although there is no clear nudity.

Adults are shown vaping and smoking, as well as drinking alcohol. In one scene, a person is shown vomiting after excessive drinking.