None. No sex or nudity shown in this movie.

Since the main story within the story deals with the Book of Hosea, it deals with a man whose wife is a prostitute, or as movie's character call her, more politely, a harlot.

A woman flirts with a man that's not her husband and is later seen at his house and, when he implies he wants her in his bed for sex, she refuses. Upon her refusal, he tries one more time to tell her to be in bed, and, upon another refusal, she is taken out of the house to be auctioned off.

None.

Only a man that jeers at another man's wife being a harlot, not as truth, but as a cruel insult meant to provoke.

None.

Nothing really frightening or intense, but a saddening prologue scene that gets fleshed out with a man's wife being auctioned off to anyone who would want her and her value by others is seen as nearly worthless.

A woman shows how her life can be reflective of Hosea's wife's life by revealing a secret of her own and calls her own husband her Hosea. Nothing intense or frightening, but certainly saddening.