The Hiding Place

Women are slapped and thrown to the ground. A woman is briefly beaten on the head with a rifle butt. A young man sympathetic to the Nazi cause punches an older man in the stomach. It is implied that a captured concentration camp inmate has been beaten and tortured prior to scenes in which he is seen tied to a structure.

The film contains prolonged scenes of threat, such as families being confronted and taken away by Nazi soldiers, transported in overcrowded train carriages, and arriving at a concentration camp where they are subjected to harsh and brutal treatment in inhumane and unsanitary conditions.

A woman uses a mild term when referring to sex workers.

There are scenes depicting the persecution of Jewish people in Nazi occupied territories (and of other minority groups). There are also sequences in which people are taken to concentration camps. Discrimination as a whole is clearly condemned within the narrative of the film.

There is brief sight of a mildly bloodstained bandage on a man's face. A man's corpse tied to a structure is cut down; however, there is limited detail.

In one scene, a dead woman's face is visible before her corpse is thrown into a furnace.

Scenes of emotional upset include those showing a woman's health declining to the point at which it becomes clear she is dying. Her adult sister also becomes distressed at her sister's decline.