In one scene Chris (a woman) is naked in bed with a man seen mainly from the back. As she gets out of ed she keeps her breasts covered. She moved in front of the camera, but the room is dark and no nudity is seen. Then she is shown topless in the lit bathroom in the background of the scene as she get dressed.

In one scene man slowly unbuttons front of woman's dress. No nudity but passionate kissing.

Implied sex scenes with no explicit nudity. One scene does show a woman putting her dress on in the background; she is slightly out of focus but clearly topless.

In a jazz club, nude art is projected onto a movie screen that serves as a backdrop for the band.

Fairly violent for a 1967 movie. Scenes include several fistfights, a glass bottle smashed across a man's face, pistol whipping, a man falling to his death from a building, and gunshots from both long- and point-blank range.

Minor alcohol use depicted in a jazz club. Some characters smoke cigarettes and Caroll O'Connor chews (but does not light) a cigar. One character overdoses on sleeping pills (possibly on purpose), and another character also uses them.

This is film noir so some scenes are intentionally intensified with music, sounds, and camera angles. Mainly loud gunshots and graphic violence.