Some mild talk of sexual intercourse and pregnancy; nothing too explicit, and no slang except for the use of the phrase "closing the barn door after the horse is already out".

A girl and a boy make out on a bed. Sex is implied, but not shown on-screen.

Some non-explicit flirting and romantic dialogue.

Two goth girls are briefly visible in an urban scene wearing skimpy attire.

Two children playing by a pond discover a deceased infant when their sailboat hits it. Very brief shot of blood seen.

A girl collapses in pain and bleeds; it's revealed in the hospital to be complications from a recent pregnancy.

Some talk of murder and dead babies. A tombstone reading "stillborn" in lieu of a proper name is seen.

Talk of a disease from infected milk that could have killed a baby.

Forensic investigators kneel down to remark on a placenta that they found lying in the grass. Pink tissue is briefly visible.

A girl initially tries to frame her sexual partner for rape.

A pair of bloodstained scissors are seen wrapped in a towel.

It's suggested that a girl used her teeth to gnaw through her own umbilical cord.

Uses of "sex", "rape", "god/oh my god", "virgin" and "hell".

Drinking of alcoholic beverages is mentioned.

It is mentioned that a girl's drink was roofied at a party.

The end scene is quite disturbing; eerie music plays over a confession by the main character's mother that she snuck out and killed her daughter's newly-born baby, and bloody scissors are seen.

The subject of deceased babies and stillbirths may upset some viewers.

The subject of Amish excommunication of wayward church members might upset some viewers.

A shadowy figure wearing a hoodie pops out in the dark and frightens a woman.

A girl "talks" to the ghost of her dead sister, who was said to have drowned.