The film's sexual content is not very explicit.

A man is seen front and back getting out of bed, urinating, and fleeing from SS officers.

The performers at a cabaret dance suggestively, some of the women in see-through costumes. There is an orgy sequence which includes simulated sex with both same and opposite sex pairings.

Men are shown being disinfected with white powder and showering it off; they keep their crotches covered with their hands.

Two clothed men talk themselves to orgasms while standing perfectly still without touching themselves or each other.

A man confesses to necrophilia, having raped a dead 13-year old girl to prove that he was not gay and performing oral sex on a guard for favors.

A man's throat is cut. He is shown bleeding from the cut and from the mouth.

We hear the sound of a man being tortured aboard a transport train. A man is forced to participate in beating his friend. A man who is probably dead is thrown from a moving train.

A man is shot to death. A man electrocutes himself.

Other beatings and similar indignities consistent with life in a concentration camp are shown.

Very little. The F-word is used a six times, both as an expletive and in its literal meaning. The S-word is used twice.

Cigarettes and alcohol show up quite frequently in the first quarter of the film. Cocaine is used once and spoken of once more later on in the film.

The scenes on the transport train are pretty horrific. Some may be stunned by the other death scenes as well.