A Playboy magazine is briefly shown but no explicit nudity is visible. However, you could see the title "Madonna Nude" on the cover, but that's it.

It is implied a man is shirtless in bed, but nothing sexual is going on.

Another character is shirtless in one scene.

It is implied that two characters are dating each other, but nothing sexual happens.

There is little sexual content in the film.

A character escapes from a foreign country; he is shot at by guards in one scene and minor explosions go near him but he survives and escapes; he is not injured.

A character is verbally bullied several times at school; bullies taunt him repeatedly.

One bully pushes and threatens a kid but nothing violent happens; the scene can be intense, however.

A couple remarks are used threateningly and menacingly by a character.

A character mentions the sometimes violent persecution of Christians ("being shot" "concentration camps").

In a dream sequence, two characters escape from Russian authorities when one is captured and bound by them; the chase scene can be intense for some viewers, but it is later implied that this was all a dream.

Violence is relatively mild and infrequent, but there is still a frequent threat of possible persecution throughout the film.

Bullies use a couple insults directed at a Christian character ("Bible boy")

"Commie" is written on an insulting letter in one scene.

A character tells another to "go back to Russia".

Profanity is extremely infrequent, and only consists of insulting language directed towards a major character.

None that I remember.

The film can be upsetting for sensitive viewers, since a major character is verbally bullied throughout the film due to his outspoken Christianity and his nationality.

The bullying scenes may be sad for sensitive viewers.

The escape scene can be very intense, but nothing bad happens.