Several women are seen topless - and a couple fully nude (albeit in shadows) - at a popular prostitute pick-up location.

A woman looks at pornographic magazines on multiple occasions. The images are seen by the viewer.

A woman reluctantly performs oral sex on a man for money. At one point, the tip of his penis (possibly a prosthetic prop) is briefly seen in a mirror as it enters her mouth.

A woman is shown fully nude, front and rear, as she emerges from the shower. She is, however, out-of-focus.

A woman wakes up wearing nothing but a tank top. Her buttocks, a breast and her pubic region are visible as she walks through her bedroom.

A woman's breast is briefly visible as she dresses after a romantic encounter with her boyfriend.

A woman has violent sex with a man. She is on top in a bra but nothing is seen other than vigorous thrusting.

A man and woman kiss and we see him remove her panties from beneath her skirt. Nothing is seen.

A woman performs implied oral sex on a young man. We only see the back of her head bobbing as his friends look on.

A woman is obsessed with her breast size and her consideration of a breast implant procedure constitutes a major undercurrent of the film.

Women are shown in very revealing clothing and lingerie throughout the film.

Sexual acts are discussed in frank and candid terms throughout the film.

A woman is twice seen badly bruised, bloody and beaten following episodes with an abusive acquaintance. The nature of their relationship and her injuries are very disturbing.

A man forcefully squeezes a woman's hand in attempts to get her to leave a bar with him.

Pervasive strong and highly sexual language is prevalent throughout the film.

Alcohol is consumed and cigarettes are smoked by many characters in the film.

One character is described as being a methadone addict.

A mother frequently talks to her five-year-old son on the telephone and is clearly pained to live a double life as a prostitute.

A widow pathologically talks about her husband as though he was still alive.

The overall feel and theme of the film, which takes a socially realistic approach to prostitution, is very heavy-handed and portrayed with much gravity and pathos.