Heremias: Unang aklat - Ang alamat ng prinsesang bayawak (2006)

Some sexual references--references to sex, rape, etc.

Shirtless men appear in several scenes in the film.

Rape is discussed several times in the film--once in explicit terms.

An intense rainstorm occurs in one scene, and as a result, the rainstorm knocks down a tree-the tree falls in the middle of the path where Heremias (the main character) is driving his wagon. This can be an intense scene.

An extended drug-trip sequence plays out towards the end of the film-we do not see the effects of the drug (hallucinations); but we only see the hooligans' reactions-some of them act very aggressive under the influence, one of them beating the walls until exhausted. This is a very intense and long scene, which runs on for about 70 minutes.

Very frequent use of "fuck" and other words, including "shit" "dick" "asshole", etc.

An extended drug-trip sequence happens towards the end of the film (for more about this, see "Violence & Gore" section)--this sequence is very long and lasts about 70 minutes--we see a group of hooligans under the influence of hallucinogens for an extended period of time, and they start acting very strangely under the influence of the drug. They also reference the drug they are taking, and seem to be taking what they call "tablets". This is a very intense and long scene.

In the same sequence, the hooligans also drink what appears to be beer, or maybe wine. They mention drinking wine, and share wine together in a couple moments in the sequence.

In the same sequence, the hooligans are seen smoking every once in a while, and sometimes reference "taking a puff".

Other minor or supporting characters drink beer in a couple scenes-in one scene, a police officer, talking to the main character, asks for beer at a restaurant where is with the main character, Heremias, and is also seen drinking it there, and possibly drinking on other occasions in the film as well.

This film can be very difficult to watch and distressing at times, especially given the difficult circumstances that the main character experiences and goes through throughout the film.

Some scenes in the film are particularly emotional and can be difficult to watch for some viewers, especially sensitive viewers.

The extended drug-trip sequence is very intense and distressing, and it progresses from calm and relaxed to more intense and strange and bizarre as the sequence goes on.