Mr Shudai

A man is attacked by two others, who kick and slap him; another character intervenes, resulting in a brief, stylised fight sequence involving fantastical blows and throws. A brief scene shows two teenage bullies pushing younger children to the ground to steal their money.

A scarred, witch-like character is shown on a television screen, occasionally shrieking and causing characters watching to become scared.

There is mild bad language ('piss', 'screw') as well as milder terms which include 'God', 'Jesus' and 'hell'.

There are fleeting very mild verbal references to sex.

There is use of the term 'crippled' and a man who has considered suicide is repeatedly referred to as being 'crazy'.

Two teenage bullies are described as being 'junkies'.

There is brief close-up sight of a character's bloody hand wound, and people are left with small amounts of blood over their faces in the aftermath of violence and accidents. An ill man coughs blood into a handkerchief.

A man considers taking his own life in different ways after experiencing heartbreak and disappointment; his situation ultimately has a reassuring outcome. References to suicide occur throughout the film, but this act is not presented as a viable solution to characters' problems.

A man experiences extreme flatulence and vomits. It is implied a man defecates behind a rock; another man appears to wipe him with a cloth, but this is hidden from view.

There are scenes of mild emotional upset as characters grieve for lost loved ones and care for ill relatives. There are undetailed verbal references to mental health issues, including personality disorders and schizophrenia.

Characters occasionally drink to excess and there are verbal references to alcoholism.

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