A woman sometimes wears a slightly revealing top, with cleavage. This is not emphasized, nor sexualized.

A child around the age of 4 that is sensitive to clothing, only wears a diaper throughout the movie.

A boy reading a book asks what 'getting your ox off' means. There is no reply to this question.

A child is a bit boisterous and plays with matches. He mentions how another child in his class, used matches to set a girls ponytail on fire. This scene is non-frightening.

A boy is being bullied, you can see him being shoved and pushed by a boy. This scene is mild and non-frightening.

A woman and a man talk about Guy Fawkes. The man very subtely jokes and says 'where I'm from, we burn the real thing."

In one scéne, an older child walks on the market. He looks around and sees a stall that displays meat. The scene is intentionally vague and blurry, but pieces of meat are being handled and cut, (non-bloodied) geese can be seen hanging upside down at the side of the stall and there are 3 (non-bloody) pig's heads displayed in between the other meats.

One of the main adult characters is seen smoking.

Several people are drinking from glasses filled with wine on parties.

A child is walking on the meat-market and observes people hacking meat and a few pigsheads (non-bloody) are displayed in between the pieces of meat.