A nude man is shown lying in a fetal position. The side of his buttock is visible. A drawing of a nude woman is shown. Her breasts are visible in the drawing. A woman poses nude for her artist husband. Her breasts and buttocks are visible for part of the scene. A man strips down to his underwear before climbing into bed. A nude woman is visible (albeit in a distorted manner) through a frosted shower door. When she steps out of the shower, she covers herself with a towel. Then she drops the towel, revealing her breasts and buttocks. A man flirts with a married woman and tries to convince her to have an affair with him. A man kisses a woman on the neck and puts his hand suggestively on her hip. A woman takes a shower, but no explicit nudity is shown.

It is stated that a character shot himself, but no violence is depicted on screen.

None.

Two characters sip wine, but not to excess. A character takes sleeping pills.

The film deals with the concepts of madness and suicide and includes a number of scenes that may be too intense for young viewers. In several scenes, characters hear voices and see hallucinations that are often unsettling.