Z for Zachariah (2015)

A man and a woman kiss while slow dancing.

As a man watches a women takes her dress off, her bra and bare belly are seen and her nipples are hard and can be see poking through her bra cups. But the man declines her invitation and nothing happens.

A man and a woman start kissing and running their hands over each other's backs. The woman is wearing a robe and the man has a towel around his waist. He picks her up holding her by her buttocks and sets her on a sink, he opens the bottom of her robe and spreads her legs open, pulling him to her. They starting kissing again and she wraps her legs around his waist and there is a little grinding and heavy breathing. Scene ends cuts here. Sex is presumed. No explicit nudity is seen.

Woman stands naked except for panties In a bathtub scrubbing herself. Nudity includes a view of her entire rear. Nude man crouches in small tub basin while water is poured over him. No explicit nudity shown.

A few scenes of people hunting rabbits and turkey for meat. In one scene two men place wagers on who can make the kill shot on a turkey, the sound of the turkey being shot is heard but nothing is shown.

A couple uses of "damn" and "hell", one "shit".

There is a single utterance of the swear word 'f**k' in the film by one of the male characters out of frustration.

A man is shown drinking a full six pack of beer and becoming intoxicated and acting crudely and harshly towards a young woman.

A man and a woman are shown drinking a bottle of wine with dinner. The woman drinks too much and becomes intoxicated and attempts to seduce the man and have sex with him.

Film is about two men and a woman who appear to be the only survivors of a nuclear disaster in their area. There is some mildly intense scenes between them as they compete for her attention and affection.

A man is shown suffering from moderate radiation poisoning. He is shown vomiting a few times and hallucinating while lying in bed while being in pain. A woman is showing giving him injections of medication to treat the symptoms.