A nude couple embrace in a dream sequence, but it's shown from the side with all actual nudity covered.

Early in the movie, a man is in a hospital wearing a patient gown. He stands up and one camera angle reveals his bare behind in between the edges of the backside of his gown for a few seconds. No sexual context.

A young adult woman acts suggestively to an older married man, to his displeasure. She removes her bra facing away from the camera and goes swimming in his pool, and then begins to take a bath in his house.

In one scene, a man and woman remove all the clothing on their upper bodies and make out. Shoulder-level cleavage is visible.

There is a scene where a clothed woman and a naked man are standing in a shower. While the intent was to have the woman hide his genitals by standing in front of him, the corner of the man's pubic hair is visible for about a full second.

There is romantic hugging and kissing throughout the movie but there is no intercourse.

At a Washington conference, an assassin is shot inexplicably. He collapses and we see a small pool of blood by his head.

A corrupt man commits suicide by shooting himself in the head; no blood.

Liberal application of fake blood effects:

A character is hit by a car and is then seen in a hospital bed with bloodstains on bandages. He leaves the hospital, returns home and can be seen washing off a lot of blood in his shower - a few spots are seen on the floor afterward.

A man is seen in a bathtub with both his wrists cut open and blood trailing into the bathtub.

A man is shot and has blood on his forehead. Blood trails down his neck and onto the ground, while another man picks his body; splotches blood on his face and has his hands coated in them as he expresses grief for the loss of his friend.

Bastard is used a few times including other mild obscenities.

At least one use of "damn".

One character consistently acts drunk throughout the movie, with frequent stumbling and knocking objects over.

One character steal another character's painkillers to use them to get high.

Very little genuinely frightening material, with the exception of several suicide-related scenes.