A woman is shown showering, back and butt are shown briefly.

A woman has sex with a man. She lies on top of him and thrusts as both moan. Her breasts are briefly visible. Not a long scene.

There is dialogue about sex and sexual abuse, but there is only one sex scene with brief breasts and buttocks. There is also the rape at the beginning, but nothing is shown except the woman's head- traumatic.

A woman assaults a man after he raped her. This is purely revenge and not meant to be sexual.

2 graphic rape scenes. In one of them a man rapes a girl and in the other the same girl rapes the same man with a electric dildo.

A man and a woman have sex. Her bare buttocks and her breasts are shown for less than 5 seconds

A man rapes a young woman on a bed where she is tied up. She struggles while screaming. Not graphically shown but she can be heard crying and screaming so this scene could be very disturbing.

Two young women meet at a bar and start kissing. We see one woman put her hand up the skirt of the other. The next morning, they are seen in bed only wearing underwear. Non graphic.

A photo of a naked woman is seen briefly from a distance. No graphic nudity is featured. Fairly hard to see.

It is said that a man and a woman have a sexual relationship

The film contains recurring themes of rape and sexual abuse.

Much of the violence is offscreen or implied, not a lot of graphic violence

There are two scenes that involve car crashes. In the first scene, a man is shown inside the crashed car with blood covering his face. The second crash shows the driver covered in blood.

Characters investigating a series of killings look at many photos showing the victims' bodies and crime scenes. The photos are bloody and graphic. Including, but not limited to, numerous stab wounds, dismemberment, decapitation, mutilation, and torture of the victims. One victim's head is seen imploded from being stoned to death.

A man is shot by an unseen gunman and the bullet grazes his forehead and begins bleeding heavily. He is soon shown receiving makeshift stitches out of a sewing needle and dental floss, using alcohol to sterilize the wound. Blood covers his face. This is not shown in graphic detail and is more implied.

In self defense, a woman hits a man in the head by an oar, no blood is shown. He falls into a lake and she pins him down with the oar until he drowns.

In self-defense, a woman strikes a man in the face with a golf club and one of his teeth can be briefly seen flying out of his mouth. In several following shots we clearly see enormous swelling on his face as well as a dislocated jaw and a large laceration, presumably from his fractured jawbone.

After a young woman has her bag snatched, she follows the robber and punches him (bloodlessly) several times in the face until her bag is free.

The 'f' word is uttered at least 20 times.

The s-word, b-word, and other anatomically-related obscenities are scattered throughout the film.

Two young women take a pill in a nightclub and then spend the night together.

Several characters and scenes where they engage in alcohol consumption. Mostly in a casual manner, and not to excess. One scene involves using alcohol to settle a man while his wound is being cleansed (also with said alcohol), and stitched up.

Lisbeth and Mikael smoke, but Lisbeth more so.

Rated MA15+ ( Strong Sexual Violence, Adult Themes, Infrequent Violence & Sex Scenes )

The rape scenes may disturb some viewers.