The Ice Tower

A young woman runs out of a man's car after feeling threatened. There is a sense of unease throughout as a young runaway attempts to avoid detection. A character is bitten on the face by a bird.

Mild bad language ('bloody') is used.

A person is injected with an unspecified drug; the injection itself is concealed from view.

The film contains a grooming theme; an adult forcibly kisses a teenage girl and puts their hand down her trousers. This is clearly condemned.

A person is described as having died by an overdose, implied to be suicide. There are undetailed references to suicidal ideation.

Characters are occasionally shown with bloody cuts on their faces; there is blood smeared on a character's mouth after she bites into a bird during one fantastical sequence.

Mild upsetting scenes are centred around rough sleeping, death and bereavement.

Characters occasionally smoke cigarettes and drink alcohol; a teenager picks up a used cigarette and smokes it.