The Disappearance of Shere Hite

There is strong language ('f**k'), as well as mider terms such as 'bitch', 'prick', 'cock', 'shit', 'balls' and 'God'. There is also a rude middle finger gesture.

There is an accumulation of sex references, including to pornography featuring bestiality and rape, female and male sexual organs, masturbation, clitoral stimulation and intercourse. There are also references to sex work and the rights of prostitutes.

There are references to and examples of historical sexism in the areas of academia and advertising, as well as in male attitudes to the perceived threat of women talking openly about their own sexual desires and pleasure. The film highlights the challenging of such attitudes at the time and, as a whole, condemns such discrimination. There is also archive footage showing dated homophobic attitudes as well as references to racism and class-based discrimination.

Images of breast, buttock and pubic nudity are shown on the covers of glamour magazines, and in artistically composed paintings and photographs which nevertheless contain eroticised elements, such as a naked woman draped in thin ropes.

Archive footage shows historical attitudes towards abortion and there are references to contemporary campaigns advocating for a woman's right to choose.

Images of people smoking in an historical context are shown.

There is strong language ('f**k'), as well as mider terms such as 'bitch', 'prick', 'cock', 'shit', 'balls' and 'God'. There is also a rude middle finger gesture.

There is an accumulation of sex references, including to pornography featuring bestiality and rape, female and male sexual organs, masturbation, clitoral stimulation and intercourse. There are also references to sex work and the rights of prostitutes.

There are references to and examples of historical sexism in the areas of academia and advertising, as well as in male attitudes to the perceived threat of women talking openly about their own sexual desires and pleasure. The film highlights the challenging of such attitudes at the time and, as a whole, condemns such discrimination. There is also archive footage showing dated homophobic attitudes as well as references to racism and class-based discrimination.

Images of breast, buttock and pubic nudity are shown on the covers of glamour magazines, and in artistically composed paintings and photographs which nevertheless contain eroticised elements, such as a naked woman draped in thin ropes.

Archive footage shows historical attitudes towards abortion and there are references to contemporary campaigns advocating for a woman's right to choose.

Images of people smoking in an historical context are shown.