There are intimate scenes in the film, around a minute each. There is obscured nudity in these scenes, with characters covered by sheets, clothing, body parts, or camera angles/lighting, though there is some nudity before or after these scenes.

In a brief art gallery sequence, artistic nudes in photos and paintings are seen as the camera passes over the gallery wall. This includes frontal and rear nudity of men and women, including one of the characters in the film.

Most of the characters in the film share a house, where they both live and work. They are seen at various points in various states of dress and undress (shirtless or in their underwear) as they go about their day-to-day lives.

One character has a conversation with another while showering in a glass shower. He then steps out in a towel, but removes it to dress, while continuing the conversation. At several points, his rear end is seen.

One character appears fully, frontally nude in a scene.

There is no gore. The only violence is comes when it is implied a character punches another out of frustration, but we do not see the punch connect.

There is profanity in the film, primarily in exchanges where characters are at odds and/or arguing.

A character misuses prescription drugs to maintain a demanding schedule. The actual pills are not seen on camera, but are heard and discussed. Other characters express concern and/or disapproval of about this.

Several characters drink socially throughout the film, once to the point of tipsiness.