The Love That Remains

A singer on a television show performs a comedy number about his partner leaving him because she claimed he beat her. Two men engage in a brief, scrappy fight. There are undetailed references to violence in a radio programme about a mass murderer. An animal is killed in undetailed fashion.

A man who has jumped from a fishing trawler is left floating in open seas, but it is indicated that he survives. There is also mild threat in surreal dream sequences.

Strong language ('f**k'') features, as well as milder terms such as 'whore', 'balls', 'shit', 'bastard', 'screw', 'damn', 'hell', 'God', 'Jesus' and 'Christ'. There is also a use of a rude middle finger gesture.

Moderate sex references include comments about feeling horny, 'licking balls', 'doing it' and the mating of animals. A pin-up picture on a wall shows a woman revealing partial breast nudity. A man's wife stands astride him and as her skirt billows around his face he looks up at her knickers. In another scene, the husband tries to entice his wife into making love and he strokes her buttocks over her clothing, but she is not interested. The narration in a natural history documentary makes a reference to a whale's penis.

There is a passing reference to drug addiction.

There is a passing, undetailed reference to sexual violence.

A young boy has been accidentally shot in the chest by an arrow and there is sight of blood on his top, but he is not seriously injured.

Upsetting scenes are centred on marital and family discord.

Adults smoke and consume alcohol. There is a passing reference to alcohol dependency.