| nudity |
A man and woman have sex. We see them kissing passionately from the waist up as they caress each other. The scene is dark with little detail and no nudity.
A man and woman lay naked in bed after sex. The woman rolls on top of him and we see her fully nude from behind, with her buttocks visible. Sex is implied
A man and woman sit in a bath together in a dark room. The woman can be seen fully nude from a distance, with her breasts visible and her pubic region in heavy shadow.
A woman stands naked in front of a mirror. The bottom part of her breasts and her stomach are briefly seen.
A woman opens her bathrobe and stands naked on her porch. The scene is very dark, however her breasts are briefly visible.
A woman angrily asks a man if they are going to 'fuck on the linoleum' on more time.
A man and woman kiss passionately several times. |
| violence |
The film deals with a deceased woman and her cremated ashes, as well as her grief over the death of her lover, Robert. No actual dead bodies or corpses are seen. A woman breaks down and cries upon getting the news that her lover has passed away.
Human ashes are seen drifting away past a covered bridge.
It is implied that Carolyn's husband is either verbally or physically abusive and constricting, although it doesn't outright say anything specific about it. |
| profanity |
One use of Fuck in a sexual context. This was the reason for the film originally getting an R rating. |
| alcohol |
Characters do smoke and drink in some parts. No drugs. |
| frightening |
The ending can be very emotionally intense. |
