A man is seen naked in the opening sequence. His butt is clearly seen.

A boy is being teased by an another boy about his "willy", and gets his penis touched. An another boy endures the same thing much later in the film.

A chalkboard shows a drawing of two male performing doggystyle.

A karaoke where a boy's family are working is refered to as a whorehouse.

This film contains multiple scenes of boys bullying, attacking and beating up other boys. Blood is seen in several of these scenes.

A man and a woman have a heated arguement and fight each other. The man pushed the woman into the floor and kicks her.

Characters are screaming and yelling pretty often.

A dog attemps to attack a boy, but bites the boy's school bag. The female dog owner stops the dog from biting.

Several boys stab a cat to death. The ghost of the car appears several times afterward.

A boy uses his belt to hit some other boys with.

A boy attempts to kill some other boys with a knife.

A boy has his head slammed into a table, and kicked.

A man tells about that his dad had a stroke and lived in pain for 4-5 years, and then passed away.

While sitting on a toilet, a boy gets a bowl of urin throwed on him.

A boy has his hair being pulled by an another boy.

A boy is hit in his feet several times by a teacher's cane as a punishment.

We see a man has slapped his daughter for stealing.

A boy gets in a fight with multiple other boys.

Several scenes have characters talking about taking suicide.

A man is said to have died due to throat rupture by poison. Probably suicide.

A man is hitting a woman with a phone. A boy arrives with a knife with his hand, but nothing happens.

A man tries to choke an another man to death, but stops from doing it.

Lots of swearings.

Inside a restaurant, two men are seen having drink bottles and glass standing on their table.

Pretty much of the scenes of violence are very realistic.

The scene in which the cat is stabbed to death might upset an animal lover. However, it's all animated anyway.

This film is only to be viewed for mature audiences.