Nudity contains both main characters including bare buttocks and breasts. Pubic hair is also shown and the woman walks around without pants, her vulva and pubic hair is shown.

A few graphic sex scenes throughout. Full nudity is shown, both male and female.

A woman has a quickie with her therapist.

A couple have sex in slow-motion black and white but moaning is not audible. Legs and shoulders up are mainly shown, but there is a close-up shot of genital penetration for about 5 seconds. Eventually they climax and this scene is NOT simulated.

A nude woman straddles her husband as they thrust in a scene before he chooses to stop, causing her to run outside. She masturbates, gasping heavily (full-frontal nudity shown in closeup, her hand covers her vulva). Then her husband (or an illusion) crawls on top of her and they continue. We see his thrusting buttocks.

A woman stimulates a man's penis which is clearly visible as is the ejaculation. Please see "Violence and Gore" section.

A woman holds scissors to her vulva. Then to her clitoris, both which are depicted clearly. Please see "Violence and Gore" section.

Closeup of female genital mutilation.

High impact graphic sexual violence.

A woman smashes her husband's fully naked groin with a heavy piece of wood and he falls unconscious. Then she masturbates with his penis and blood is ejaculated. It is all shown clearly and is very graphic and disturbing.

A bloody dead newborn fawn is stuck to a deer's back for some seconds. A fox eats at his own guts, then stops and talks to a man.

An infant falls and hits the ground. Nothing heard, a bit of blood is briefly seen from a distance. A woman is strangled bloodlessly for about 10 seconds.

"Fuck" is used once. "Bastard" is said a couple times.

A man is briefly drinking a small amount of red wine from glass. Talk of prescription medication. Pills are seen, but not taken.

By far one of the most disturbing and unsettling films to have ever been made. Certain graphic pictures and ideas will stay in your mind for days, perhaps weeks. NOT for children.

Considered to be one of the most blasphemous movies of all time.

Certain scenes in the "Violence" section could easily qualify as frightening or intense. The subject matter is fairly unsettling.