A young man's bare butt is seen.

A young man is pressured into being a winner by his father; in one scene, the father shoots the hose at the boy. The boy shivers and yells at him to stop, but the father makes him endure it.

A young man, the same being pressured being his father (see above), is shown with a knife in his wrist in a brief montage while we hear him saying insecure things.

A man is shown pulling blinds up and down while having the cord wrapped around his neck.

A young man holds a BB gun up at a poster of Adolf Hitler while yelling obscenities. He never fires it.

A young man in the film, who is a wrestler, pretends that a plastic garbage can is his opponent and he crushes it and pretends to destroy it while speaking to it in menacing ways. This is a brief scene.

A young man is almost hit by a car while walking the dog, but he doesn't seem to notice.

A man describes the ending of "Dirty Harry" to his son (the shootout). It is not described in violet terms though it deals with a violent battle to the death.

A young girl has a strange conversation with the main character about how she will die. She claims that she will jump from a high dive diving board and die when she hits the water. This conversation is most likely not meant to be taken seriously.

A man forces his son to slap and hit himself in the face. This is very emotional scene, but not necessarily violent.

A man drinks a bottle of cough syrup as if it were water to get a "natural high."

A man is shown smoking a cigarette.

A man teaches his son a balance trick where he must stand on an upside down drinking glass and must pick a cigarette up in his mouth. The father then dares him to smoke it, but the boy refuses.

In an extended sequence, a man is shown eating cigarettes as a trick. The cigarettes are obviously fake, but they seem fairly realistic.

A young schizophrenic man (the main character) is shown taking his meds.

There is an extended sequence involving a church service in which the main character is shown crying and praising the Lord very enthusiastically. Many may feel this to be a moving scene, whether you are religious or not.