The Paradise

People are repeatedly head-slammed and punched, resulting in graphic gory detail. There are also sequences in which people's faces are shoved into ceiling fans, slammed onto sharp objects, and impaled with bladed weapons. People are punched with knuckle dusters and fistfuls of razor blades. Characters are repeatedly slashed and severed with blades. A prolonged scene of torture includes people's hands being repeatedly struck with a blunt object.

There is strong and often distressing threat throughout, such as the infliction of torture on people including pregnant women.

Moderate bad language ('whore' and 'bitch') is used.

There are verbal references to impoverished women sleeping with men for money, for which they are shamed. Audiences of men are seen becoming aroused while watching a woman perform sensual dances on a cinema screen.

A woman's dress is ripped from her body in front of a crowd as an act of sexual humiliation. A man threatens to sell two women at auction.

A character is seen attempting suicide before changing their mind and rescuing themselves. Another person takes their own life. A young character purposely cuts their arm on barbed wire after they are forcibly tattooed; the same character is later seen repeatedly slamming their head against the walls of their prison cell.

There is gory visual detail throughout, including large blood spurts and close-up fleshy injury detail. A person's skin is ripped from their face after being struck by knuckle dusters. Another character's brain matter and flesh is shredded from their face. There is repeated sight of dismembered bodies and severed limbs. A young boy is seen with extreme burns after falling into hot liquid.

A heavily pregnant woman is forcibly electrocuted with jumper cables. This results in a sustained and distressing childbirth sequence in which a baby is stillborn. During another childbirth, a woman attempts to prevent her child being born and dies in the process.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.