Female nipple is visible for one scene in the context of breast-feeding.

Adults and a baby are depicted at the pool in Western-style swim attire. Nothing overly sexual. An older woman reflects about her bare legs in an observant, non-sexualized, manner.

A corpse is unclothed down to their underpants. The undressing is not shown on-screen, nor is it implied to be a sexual act.

Age-gap adults kiss in a manner that is left ambiguous if it is intended to be romantic or plantonic/ familial in nature.

A person is beaten in the head several times using blunt-force and an object. The impacts are heard but not shown (off-scene or hidden by the foreground). Blood on the object and on the back of the victim's head are shown in cutaways. Blood implies a wound but there is no other organic matter.

Depictions of intact corpses of various life stages and rates of decomposition (specifically depicted as the pale blue-ness of the skin). No rot depicted. Depiction of measures used to conceal death.

Sudden infant death of unknown cause. No investigation. It is implied that the last character who has seen the baby possessed motive and means to harm the baby. Cause of death was never confirmed. The baby's blued corpse is seen as the mother grieves beside it before it is taken away for a makeshift burial right.

Discussion and depiction of various murder plots, including the use of poison, blunt-force trauma (cutaways), drowning (on screen), salt preservation, impersonation, unlawful burial and/or creamation, and property dumping.

While not outright profanity, a domestically abusive man repeatedly berrates a heavily pregnant woman as a "Fat, fat cow!" Once the woman is safe and told that she deserves new clothes, she struggles with cognitive dissonance due to this conditioning, crying that she is a "Fat, fat cow!"

Discussion and implied use of poisonous herbs in murder plots.

Moderate alcohol consumption, without drunkeness, by of-age adults. One adult is however, depicted as recently breast-feeding, which may cause concern for some viewers.

Depictions of wetnursing without the biological parents' consent, which directly disobeys the biological parents' request for bottle-feeding. This can prove psychologically disturbing.

Discussion of children being taken by social services and placed into foster care. Infant death. Post-natal depression. Projection of a deceased child onto someone else's living child. Psychologically disturbing.

Impersonation of a religious figure to steal and pawn religious items. Spiritually disturbing.