At the end of a scene where two doctors talk about malnutrition, the camera pans up the body of a naked female baby. (See Frightening & Intense)

An extended scene near end of the documentary shows footage from confrontations between civilians and police. Near the start, a bloody man is carried off by other civilians. The scene becomes more and more bloody and violent.

The director mentions that several years ago he received six bullet wounds in the leg for speaking out against the government corruption. No violence or anything is seen.

Some boys are shown with raised middle fingers (the image on the movie poster), both in the opening montage and in the second half of the film.

During the violent confrontation scene, there is a rap song that alludes to something entering into the enemy's anus.

The naked baby at the end of the malnutrition scene is an emotionally disturbing image. She looks painfully underfed and is opening her mouth as if in agony.

The whole documentary is emotionally traumatic as the viewer "watches" the Argentine government disregard its people with increasing injustice and violent results.