Remake

Brief footage of the bombing at the 2013 Boston Marathon shows an explosion and people scattering in panic.

Infrequent strong language ('f**k') features, as well as milder terms such as 'bitch', 'shit', 'ass' and 'God'. There is also a reclaimed use of the racial term 'n***a' in the lyrics of a song.

There is moderate innuendo alluding to pubic hair and oral sex.

Sight of the snorting of a powder in a scene which shows drug paraphernalia strewn on a table is accompanied by references to addiction and the misuse of other drugs, such as heroin, MDMA, marijuana and opiod prescription medication, as well as to the illegal trade in drugs. There are also references to alcohol dependency. Drug misuse is presented clearly as having damaging consequences.

There are references to concerns about attempted suicide by patients in drug rehabilitation programmes.

Bereavement and grief are a key theme of the documentary as a father emotionally chronicles his son's life, from his earliest years through to his untimely death in adulthood. Upsetting references are also made to dementia, brain tumours, cancer and mental health struggles.