Womb (2010)

A young girl lies with a young boy in only a tank top and panties

A young boy pins a women down to the ground and he gazes at her for a couple minutes

A teenage/young adult couple is seen kissing a few times and shown to live together and share a bed.

A woman unzips a man's trousers and it's implied she is about to perform oral sex; however she is stopped by him.

A man runs naked into the sea; only his backside is seen.

A woman breastfeeds a baby; her breast is briefly seen.

A young girl and later a woman are seen in the bath, but there is no nudity other than legs and shoulders.

A young boy is standing naked in a bath and his buttocks and bare back are seen.

A man puts his hand up a woman's skirt.

A man and a woman have sex; no nudity is shown but the movements, moaning, and position are obvious.

A cesarean takes place; the scalpel is seen in contact with the woman's stomach, but then the scene ends.

A man is hit by a van; this isn't seen: The van can be heard hitting the man, and then his body is seen on the floor (little blood is seen).

A dead snail is kept in a matchbox.

The cloned boy, as a young man, exhibits anger and mild violence during the latter portion of the film. He is seen to bang a salt shaker repeatedly against the table and kick over a chair. In a later scene, he grabs his mother at the back of the throat and throws her onto her bed, and later shouts in her face.

In a sex scene between a man and a woman, blood is seen on her hand. It is implied that he took her virginity.

A few mentions of f**k.

Hardly anything; a young man drinks a beer.

The moment at which a man is hit by a car can be of some shock as it's unexpected.

The film as a whole deals with a very sensitive and disturbing topic that some viewers may find upsetting and difficult to watch; it questions what is morally right and wrong. The main storyline is based on the idea of cloning, particularly the cloning of humans and the cloning of deceased persons; this a controversial topic that questions morals.

A young boy shouts at his mother.

The aftermath of a man dying is seen as very emotional by the characters.

Clones are referred to as 'copies' that 'smell like window cleaner', a parallel to racial discrimination that might upset some viewers. A particular scene, where the boy spends his birthday alone with his mother because the local mothers refuse to allow their children to his birthday party, after discovering that he is a clone, may be upsetting to some viewers.