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During a montage accompanying a song, a pair of young men beat a character using hockey sticks, however, this is brief and lacks impact detail. A group of female students pull a young woman's hair after it emerges she poked fun at a character's weight.

Moderate bad language ('bitch') occurs, as well as partial use of strong language ('f**k') and milder terms such as 'crap', ‘jerk’, ‘God’, 'hell' and 'freaking'.

Characters make insensitive and cruel comments about a young woman’s weight.

A man discreetly puts a small ball of opium in his mouth. Drug misuse is not endorsed by the work as a whole.

There is brief sight of blood on the ground by an unconscious man's body in the aftermath of violence. However, this is undetailed.

Scenes of anti-social behaviour occur in which a young man steals cash from his Uncle's shop and a group of young people throw eggs at a man's house. Their behaviour is clearly disapproved of and occurs within a comic context.

Scenes of bullying occur in which a group of young boys taunt a child about not having his father in his life. Other scenes of emotional upset occur, including references to bereavement and romantic matters.

Characters drink multiple shots of alcohol at a party.