There is no nudity, and there are no lurid sex scenes. The movie does however have some points to be aware of.

1) The main character is a prostitute leaving her profession.

2) There are early scenes showing her and other girls walking the street dressed appropriately for hooking.

3) There is one early scene where the main character is in a client's car and is paid for her services.

4) There is one early scene where her pimp shakes the main character down for money.

5) One early scene shows the main character unsuccessfully trying to solicit a man in a car.

6) One early scene shows the main character getting affectionate with her pimp in order to pick his pocket and take her money back.

7) The pimp's other hookers are briefly shown in a couple later scenes, without much reference to their profession.

There is some violence in this movie, none of it gory.

1) One scene where a pimp grabs and threatens the main character.

2) Two scenes where a girl is shot, one killing the girl, the other just injuring. There is little blood and no gore.

3) Two scenes where the main character threatens another girl with violence. The more physically confrontational scene is an act of standing up to a bully.

4) One scene of an attempted abduction of the main character.

I recall no profanity in the movie besides possibly the word Hell, once.

No drug abuse is observed, and the alcohol use is minimal.

1)There is one flashback scene where an implied underage main character orders a whisky sour.

2) The pimp is shown drinking alcohol and drunk.

3) In one scene, the main character and another (underage) girl are drinking alcohol.

None of the scenes I observed seemed especially frightening or intense.

The closest thing to intense/frightening are the same scenes mentioned in Violence and Gore section.