Ping Pong

A woman slaps a man in the face in a comic scene. A woman dreams of fighting with sticks against a gang of men in the style of classic Chinese martial arts films.

Characters panic as they rush to deal with a kitchen fire; a man briefly chases the person he blames for the fire with a meat cleaver in a comic scene. A car drives behind and alongside another at high speed in order to intimidate the driver.

There is mild bad language ('shit', 'piss', 'bastard') along with milder terms such as 'Christ' and 'damn'.

Characters searching for a mystery woman make a brief visit to a sex shop, but we do not see detail within it. There are undetailed references to sex work and to adultery. Characters kiss and passionately embrace.

There are dated discriminatory attitudes toward Chinese people. A Chinese man describes the white customers at the restaurant he works in as 'foreign devils'.

A man's dead body is seen in close-up, slumped in a telephone box, and again later, repeatedly, in a coffin.

There is sight of sexualised female breast and buttock nudity in background pictures and film posters on display in a sex shop.

Scenes of emotional upset include characters grieving or coming to terms with the loss of a loved one.

Characters get drunk, and frequently smoke cigarettes.