There is no sex and/or nudity in this documentary

This film talks about the violence that occurred during this event. There are no reenactments that display the violence, so artwork was used. There are several drawing that show students and U.S. National Guard Troops with guns in their hands. There is archival footage of U.S. National Guard Troops with weapons and tanks.

This film does not have any strong profanity in it. The worst word used is, "Hell". The word is used in the context of "...all hell broke lose" or "I got the hell out of there".

There is not Alcohol, Drugs, or Smoking shown or discussed in this film.

There is nothing that is frightening about this film. There is a line in the film, "If anybody moves, level the whole group..." which is used. It is a "chilling" scene the interviewee is describing, because of his/her first hand account with the event.