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- Frightening & Intense Scenes (3)
- Spoilers (3)
Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- In a scene, there are posters of nude women in the background. Some sexual references made throughout the movie though they aren't graphic at all. Very mild.
- Some racy remarks are made about a character's sister. Not explicit though
Violence & Gore
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- Violence is graphic but occasional.
- Shots of a riot and police beatings at the beginning of the film are seen. Standoffs involving racial and class tensions occur throughout. There is a torture scene that doesn't escalate into anything excessively violent. In a fantasy sequence, a man shoots two police officers with his hand.
Profanity
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- Several uses of 'Fuck', 'Shit' and many racial terms such as 'Spic', 'Chink' and 'Nigger'.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- the characters smoke weed in the entirety of the film
- Characters smoke and drink throughout the movie. One character offers another character cocaine. One character smokes marijuana.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- The movie can be seen as a dark comedy, but it still has a serious and dark tone.
- The entire film is extremely tense. The audience is constantly afraid that situations will end in violence.
- The ending is very intense and emotional.
Spoilers
Violence & Gore
- Some of the violence is fairly brutal, if not graphic. The torture scene is pretty hard to watch. Plus the ending where they shoot Vinz is graphic.
- A man is shot in the head at point-blank range by a cop. We see his body right afterwards. Two men point guns at each other, and we hear the guns go off.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
- The realism is very intense. Towards the end, although the main movie is about police brutality in France, there's also news about the Balkan conflicts during the mid-1990s, which were happening at the time this movie was made and released, and some of the footage is pretty intense, including one general from an enemy army holding a gun to someone from an enemy ethnicity.
