In two scenes, a girl is shown giving oral sex to a man.

A man looks at a porn magazine. Graphic pictures of nude women are shown.

A graphic picture of a vulva infected with gonorrhea is shown onscreen for a few seconds up close.

An elderly woman is shown sitting down nude in a bathroom. Breasts are shown.

A flashback scene shows a naked woman. Vulva and breasts clearly visible.

A main character is a prostitute. Sexual references made throughout.

A man is accused of having inappropriate relations with a teenage girl.

Sexual and homophobic references made throughout.

A teenaged boy picks up a stray cat with the intention of hurting it. It is implied that the cat is put into a backpack and the boy is beating the cat with a hammer (no impact shown). The boy is interrupted, but we see blood all over his hands. Very disturbing and upsetting.

It is implied that a girl has been raped before.

A man slaps a girl in the face after she performs oral sex on him.

49 - f words (some used with mother), 3 - bit*h, 1 - a**hole Several racial and homophobic slurs.

Henry Barthes smokes a few times

A character takes what he calls "happy pills."

Smoking and casual drinking.

This is not a film to be taken lightly. It is a highly depressing and realistic look at the lives of inner city students and teachers. Suicide, death, abuse, prostitution, and depression are all highly prevalent themes in the movie.

A cat is implied to be brutally abused until death. Very hard to watch.

Teachers lash out on students verbally.