No sex scenes.

A man is seen from the side nude in a bathtub down to his mid calf. No genitalia visible.

At different intervals, a woman and man are both shown urinating but completely covered by their clothing. Neither of these scenes are fetishized.

A man repeatedly slaps a woman and yells at her on-screen. The screaming and beatings continue off-screen. Due to a generic sounds resembling a possible fabric rip during the off-screen altercation and change in expression of the spectator, it's uncertain whether sexual assault is implied in the final seconds of the scene.

Two men are seen with a beat-up faces: blood splatters and a swollen eyelid. There is brief muffled offscreen commotion indicating violence. One of the men has a small axe.

A man throws a woman into a market stall which crumbles over her. There is dust, but no blood and no substantial injury.

Produce is smashed over heads. This is played for comedic effect.

A couple are killed in a bar. The murder of the man is shown but is not bloody. His foot is seen twitching. The woman's body is shown sprawled on the bar counter later. No sexual assault implied in this scene.

A couple are killed in a bar. The man is shown being killed and there is minimal blood (from choking it up rather than the puncture). His foot is later shown twitching while the woman's dead body is sprawled on the bar counter. No sexual assault implication in this scene.

A lifeless hand falls into frame. No blood.

A girl pounds her fist on a table in frustration, slinging food into a woman's face. The woman chases her with an object to perform corporal punishment and the two spit on each other's faces, then hug to make-up.

A man chokes a young woman.

A woman hits a man over the head with a rock, knocking him unconscious. No blood.

A man kicks another man on the butt for comedic effect.

Two men are in a typical fight scene: punching, kicking, shoving, choking, rolling over tabletops which last a few minutes. Minimal blood and a couple squelching noises during stabs.

A woman practices stabbing someone to death using grain bags held by a child who plays dead.

Brief scene of a woman beats a crying girl with a switch as corporal punishment, leaving abrasions. Aftercare and regret are also shown.

A man repeatedly slaps a woman and yells at her on-screen. The screaming and beatings continue off-screen. Due to a generic sounds resembling a possible fabric rip during the offscreen altercation and change in expression of the spectator, it's uncertain whether sexual assault is implied in the final seconds of the scene.

Hitmen argue animatedly about the best way to kill a person, portrayed as grim comedy.

Breaking and entering.

Attempted poisoning.

A person briefly murders a group with moderate amounts of poorly applied blood effects. In the altercation, one person is seen having an object stabbed through their hand pinning it in place (not a closeup), and another has his head repeatedly beaten with an animal bone which splatters blood on the walls. No concave nor biological matter is shown beyond blood splatter. The carnage remains in the background of this setting.

A crying and screaming woman is yanked by the arm by a man out of a parked vehicle. she falls to the ground and he approaches her as if threatening to kick/hit her but does not. Very brief.

A person is beaten over the head repeatedly while family watches. A woman cowers in the fetal position, covering her head. Blood is shown splattering over a variety of objects. The location of impact is show as a head with blood in the hair, lying in a pool of blood. No biological matter beyond blood is shown. The assault comes on unexpectedly. Frightening music is played and jump cuts increase the tension.

A body is hidden in a car trunk/boot.

A man and woman fight over a child, each pulling at the crying child's arms.

The film is generally tame on blood until nearing the climax, after which blood is generously supplied.

A person covered in blood is stabbed with a knife.

A person keels over with frothing blood coming from their mouth.

A person smears blood on their face and screams.

An unresponsive child's body is seen. There is blood, but it does not come from the child.

Climatic fight scene between a man and a woman. General beating behavior with kicking, punching, hair pulling, choking, flipping over tables, and impact with objects nearby. Squelches can be heard when teeth and nails are used. Characters and the environment are covered in blood, but very little new blood is shown. No other biological matter nor graphic wounds.

Hitmen, murder, and organized crime are an overarching theme.

Cremation is non-graphically shown.

Bloody self-tattooing.

The main character who may have a mental disorder is routinely called a "crazy b*tch."

Adults smoking cigarettes and recreationally drinking alcohol.

A man repeatedly slaps a woman and yells at her on-screen. The screaming and beatings continue off-screen. Due to a generic sounds resembling a possible fabric rip during the off-screen altercation and change in expression of the spectator, it's uncertain whether sexual assault is implied in the final seconds of the scene.

Overly bloody self-tattooing which borderlines self-harm.

Later, the movie becomes significantly more bloody and violent. Beatings over the head with a large animal bone become thematic with dramatic cinematography with unexpected assaults.