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Mild violence plays in clownish fashion with slaps, punches, wrestling and people being slammed by car doors and electrocuted.

A motor vehicle runs into a man and, in a later scene, crashes; these scenes are played as slapstick and no-one is seriously injured. People make exaggerated threats to harm others in comic arguments. A man swishes a knife in comical fashion, but it only cuts off the heads of a bunch of flowers being held out to him by another man as a peace offering.

There is mild bad language ('ass'), as well as very mild terms such as 'hell', 'damn' and 'God'.

Very mild sex references include a man’s observation that "a beautiful girl never says yes in the first instance".

A deaf man is described as a “weirdo” by someone who is unaware of his disability and jumps to a conclusion about the way he behaves. A father demonstrates a history of prejudice against people with disabilities when he objects to his son getting married to a woman with a facial twitch, which threatens the son’s future chances of happiness when he subsequently meets a woman with three brothers who are variously deaf, blind and mute. The brothers’ conditions - and their attempts to hide them - are a source of slapstick comedy, but the film ultimately delivers a clear challenge to discrimination against disabled people.

Very mild rude humour includes a man farting.

A song and dance sequence celebrates alcohol consumption.

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