Phoenix

There are moments of mild violence, such as a person slapping another across the face.

Sequences of horror include: children haunted and possessed by a spirit, which occasionally causes them to attack others; jump scares when a ghostly arm breaks through the floor, or when shadowy figures appear in reflections; and flickering lights accompanied by ominous sounds. There are also scenes of fantastical threat, most notably when a woman, thought to be dead, is buried, and then drowns; however, focus on her distress is not graphic or sustained.

A man cheats on his lover with another woman. There is also very mild sexual activity, such as a couple kissing, lying down on a bed, and embracing each other.

A girl breaks her own finger while possessed by a spirit. This is followed by brief and partial sight of the finger bent backwards in the aftermath. Other injury detail includes brief bloodied bodies, and dead bodies covered by sheets, in a hospital.

There is brief and undetailed mention of suicide.

Some scenes flashback to a plague affecting a village, which results in severe illness and many deaths. A beach is often depicted littered with graves of the dead. There are also references to grief, including a man haunted by his mistreatment of a past lover.

There are scenes of adults smoking cigarettes and consuming alcohol.