A female housekeeper who is asked to take care of an elderly, non-related man with Alzheimer's disease, calls somebody, asking if it would be a sin to help him change his pants (as he has soiled himself). When told that it would not be considered a sin, she changes his pants off-camera.

A woman is forcing her daughter to come and live with her after a quarrel with her ex-husband.

A brief altercation occurs between two men. They hit each other, however, the violence can only be observed from a distance. A female character is struck in the face when she tries to break up the altercation.

A depressed man smacks his head repeatedly.

Contains infrequent mild coarse language, including terms such as "shit" and "pissed". One character makes a disrespectful remark about wiping an elderly man's "ass".

In one scene, a character can be briefly spotted smoking from a distance.

The film deals with themes such as miscarriage and mental health (including depression and Alzheimer's disease), which may be confusing or upsetting for particularly young audiences.

A child plays with the knob on an elderly man's oxygen tank, causing him to gasp for air.