Where The Wind Blows

People are shot with guns, causing blood to spurt from their bodies and splatter graphically onto nearby objects. A man’s head is forcefully pushed through a railing and a crab is forced into his mouth.

A young child is at risk when caught in the middle of a gun battle between police and criminals. A man is forced by a villain to execute his friend with a gun. In another scene of threat, a man is given a gun and told to shoot his father, but he is unable to do so.

Strong language (‘f**k’) is used infrequently, as are milder terms including 'dickhead', ‘bastard', 'son of a bitch', 'screw', 'damn', and 'hell'.

Scenes of strong sex features vigorous thrusting and implied orgasm, as well as brief sight of buttock nudity. There are also moderate sex references, including remarks about strip clubs and brothels, and the indication that a woman is a sex worker.

A xenophobic comment is made, but it is contextualised as a historical view and not condoned by the film as a whole.

A man smokes opium from a pipe, and is later seen struggling with withdrawal symptoms when he gives up the drug. There are references to the smuggling and dealing of drugs including heroin.

There is a suggestion of sexual threat in a scene in which a woman is dragged away roughly and held prisoner when it is discovered she has been impersonating a soldier.

It is implied a man has taken his own life after he is seen with a gun in his mouth.

A man’s ear is severed during a fight, and is seen lying on the ground in a small pool of blood. Blood is visible on dead bodies in the aftermath of violence, and it is seen spilling from the dead body of an animal which is cut open.

There are references to an abortion a woman is forced to have, and upsetting scenes including sequences in which characters grieve for lost loved ones.

People are shot with guns, causing blood to spurt from their bodies and splatter graphically onto nearby objects. A man’s head is forcefully pushed through a railing and a crab is forced into his mouth.

A young child is at risk when caught in the middle of a gun battle between police and criminals. A man is forced by a villain to execute his friend with a gun. In another scene of threat, a man is given a gun and told to shoot his father, but he is unable to do so.

Strong language (‘f**k’) is used infrequently, as are milder terms including 'dickhead', ‘bastard', 'son of a bitch', 'screw', 'damn', and 'hell'.

Scenes of strong sex features vigorous thrusting and implied orgasm, as well as brief sight of buttock nudity. There are also moderate sex references, including remarks about strip clubs and brothels, and the indication that a woman is a sex worker.

A xenophobic comment is made, but it is contextualised as a historical view and not condoned by the film as a whole.

A man smokes opium from a pipe, and is later seen struggling with withdrawal symptoms when he gives up the drug. There are references to the smuggling and dealing of drugs including heroin.

There is a suggestion of sexual threat in a scene in which a woman is dragged away roughly and held prisoner when it is discovered she has been impersonating a soldier.

It is implied a man has taken his own life after he is seen with a gun in his mouth.

A man’s ear is severed during a fight, and is seen lying on the ground in a small pool of blood. Blood is visible on dead bodies in the aftermath of violence, and it is seen spilling from the dead body of an animal which is cut open.

There are references to an abortion a woman is forced to have, and upsetting scenes including sequences in which characters grieve for lost loved ones.