Brief reference in which a dermatologist brings up the topic of "over indulgent sex" as a possible explanation for Moretti's skin ailment.

Brief glimpse of partial male frontal nudity during a dermatological examination.

The film includes no blood or violence except in a theater scene, where there are brief violent images from 'Henry: The Portrait of a Serial Killer'' which the protagonist is watching, appalled.

Since the film is in Italian and has English subtitles, there very well may have been instances of the use of profanity that were not directly translated into English. However, there is no profanity seen in the English subtitles.

Infrequent smoking and consumption of alcohol.

Sequences revealing the substantial amount of medicine that Moretti has to take in order to mitigate his itching.

Possibly upsetting thematic material including, but not limited to: the psychological effects of the realization of misdiagnosis and lymphoma and related topics involving cancer. However, these thematic elements are present in the last third of the film and the film overall is quite comedic.