Female breasts are briefly shown in one scene.

Shirtless men are seen in many scenes.

The nudity is portrayed in a nonsexual way in the film, and is meant to be historical.

Rarely does any violent events occur in the film, and when violence happens, it is off-screen and mainly discussed. There are some implications of a violent event in one scene--however, no blood or explicit results of the act are shown in the scene--it is only referenced. Also, there is some tense yelling which occurs in one scene (more humorous than serious).

No profanity is used in this film.

None.

Since some of the scenes that are supposed to be serious end up being unintentionally funny, you probably won't find the subject matter disturbing or serious in any way, since the seriousness is overtaken by the unintentionally humorous tone of certain scenes.

Rarely any intense scenes in the film.