The film is set in a motel that serves as a discreet meetings place for affairs so there are casual, non-graphic conversations with sexual undertones throughout the film. For example, rooms are stocked with condoms, characters guess whether one of the patrons of the motel is a prostitute, couples can be seen kissing, and moaning can be heard outside of the motel rooms in a few scenes.

A couple makes out outside hotel room door. Later, moaning can be heard from the room.

A hotel staff member cleaning a room finds a used condom on the ground.

A couple is shown lying nude on a bed, presumably after sex. Both are naked but there is no graphic nudity. The woman lies face down and her bare back side as well as the sides of her breasts are briefly visible. The man lies face up but his genitals are blocked from view by his leg. His bare backside can be seen when he gets out of bed but genitals are again obscured by shadows.

A man folds up a beer cap and places it over the crotch of a model in a magazine. This is a very subtle scene and could easily be missed.

A young man helps a drunk woman into bed. She tries to make out with him before passing out. As he tries to get her into bed, her skirt rides up and the top of her dress falls down, revealing her bra. No nudity.

A woman sits nude on the floor of the shower as the water runs over her. No explicit nudity but her nude body can be seen from the side.

A man looks through the pictures on a woman's lost cell phone, some pictures show cleavage.

A man sees a woman through a window undressing before having sex. Her breasts can be seen from the side.

A man and a woman have sex. Her breasts and buttocks are visible, his bare chest is visible and both are seen thrusting. Afterwards, they lie naked in bed, her breasts visible and his pubic hair is visible briefly. The woman is later seen in her underwear. This is an extended scene lasting several minutes long in total.

None.

Occasional use of profanity; about ten uses in total ranging from mild to more offensive.

One use of a derogatory term for gay people in Spanish. [The severity of the term depends on its context and the region it's used in, so different Spanish speakers may interpret the word with different levels of offense. It's used in a casual context and intended more as informal speech than to offend. The English subtitle simply translates the term as "gay".]

A woman and a friend drink at a bar. The woman becomes heavily intoxicated and eventually needs help into bed before passing out.

None.