Treasure

Infrequent use of strong language ('f**k') is accompanied by milder terms such as 'bullshit', 'Jesus' and 'God'.

Occasional mild and often comic sex references occur.

Visual and verbal references are made to the systematic incarceration and extermination of the Jewish people by the Nazis, and there is also sight of a more recent antisemitic drawing on a wall. A woman reads from a historically antisemitic book that offers a dehumanising view of the Jewish people. A Holocaust Survivor becomes upset after his daughter visits a Polish family alone, recalling how some Jewish people were murdered after the war due to antisemitism.

There is brief natural breast nudity.

A woman is seen tattooing her own leg with an inked needle.

There are references to the Holocaust throughout as a man relives his traumatic experiences of the Nazi regime and his time imprisoned at the death camp Auschwitz-Birkenau. He distressingly recalls the smell and sounds of death, the transportation into the camp and grieves as he remembers when he last saw his family members there before they were sent to their deaths. He also describes how he was removed from his home and sent to a ghetto with his family and references are made to people taking his home and possessions. A woman recalls that during her childhood, her mother who was also a Holocaust Survivor, had screaming nightmares every night due to her trauma.