Contains one mild sex reference

A woman describes a man 'diddling every skirt in the art circuit'.

One brief kissing scene.

Walter Keane gets drunk on a few occasions and shows his true colors. He fights at a bar (subsequently bashing a "big eye" painting through someone's head), he shatters a glass table and throws lit matches at his family, he attempts to gouge someone's eye out with a fork, and he also threatens to have his wife "whacked" (i.e. killed by hitmen). See also Frightening & Intense Scenes.

Contains infrequent mild violence

One brief scuffle in a public place, a woman gets punched accidentally, some other punches are thrown and an image of a man with a painting broken over his head is seen.

A man tries to stab another man in the eye with a fork but is stopped.

A man throws lit matches through a keyhole trying to scare his wife, the carpet catches fire.

Contains one use of strong language

'F***' is used once.

"G**d****" is said twice, "s***" is said a three times, along with other mild expletives.

The middle finger is shown once in the film.

Contains scenes of alcohol consumption and frequent smoking within a historical context

Casual drinking at art venues. (Mostly wine but there is plenty of time spent in a bar atmosphere)

One scene involves an angry man becoming drunk and threatening his family.

Plenty of smoking scenes throughout the movie.

Contains moderate threat

A man attempts to burn a woman and child as well as their house. The scene begins with him throwing lighted matches at his wife and her daughter and then, when they shut themselves in a room, he posts the matches through the keyhole, causing the carpet to catch on fire.