In a drawing for "Jomfruland" (Virgin Land), three women appear to be naked, but nothing explicit is shown. It's casual, nothing sexually about it.

Abortion, and laws around it, are talked about.

A poem read by a woman briefly mentions people being stomped to death.

People on German streets are mentioned to have been shot to death during the time of Nazism. Someone who arrested young Gunvor Sartz during WWII is also mentioned to have been shot and killed.

Violence and death as a part of poverty are mentioned as parts of some theater acts.

An actor plays a patient with fake blood on his head during a theater act.

Gunvor Sartz mentions to have been assaulted and beaten many times during WWII.

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A few cigarettes can be seen in a very few old archive materials.

There are some dramatic elements being talked about, including abortion, death, violence, WWII and human rights. These are all told for historical purpose, and nothing frightening or intense is shown.