There's one short make-out scene, without nudity. A man is lying next to a woman, we see him caress her covered breast for a couple of seconds. Then we see her waking up the next day; her bare breasts are briefly visible.

A man on a balcony urinates on a woman. We see liquid falling, and then for a few seconds, his penis is visible end-on from a longer distance away.

We glimpse a DVD case titled "Anal Vision 3D."

Two women walking down the street are mistaken for prostitutes and a passerby asks for a threesome; prostitutes in skimpy attire are seen somewhat out of focus in the background.

There are one or two lines of vulgar dialog referring to sex acts.

The panties of a woman strapped to a gurney are seen for a moment. A woman strips to bra and panties and swim and sits on the beach in a longer scene. Many of the women in the film wear low-cut tops; some wear form-fitting tops without bras.

A moped hits a pedestrian and both persons are knocked down; there's a little blood on one person's head.

One person breaks a bottle over someone's head, and some blood is seen.

A person lost in thought bangs her head against a glass wall; we see a slight swelling.

A woman holding a knife threatens to harm herself.

There are a couple of scuffles where persons are pushed to the ground.

Persons in psychiatric facilities are sometimes controlled with varying degrees of force. In one facility some people are strapped into beds with multiple restraints.

There are just a very few uses of "f*ck", "sh*t", and "damn" and one or two of "bitch", "slut", and "ass." One tirade of slurs consists of "nance", "fag", "homo", "buttf*cker." The finger is flashed once.

Wine and beer are consumed socially without obvious inebriation.

One main character is often seen smoking cigarettes. Smoking by others is infrequent and brief.

A wide variety of psychiatric medicines are named. They're used, and abused, and traded between patients. Morphine and other drugs are stolen from someone.

A person's pain over having lost parental rights to their child is depicted intensely throughout much of the film.

Although shown in flashbacks, a suicide/murder attempt is stressful.

Several scenes of dangerous behavior are frightening.

Troubled and erratic behavior by psychiatric patients is seen throughout the film. Most of the time, the tone of the film is intensely noisy and stressful.