As this film is about aborigines living both Western and traditional lifestyles there is some nudity. It is not done in a sexual context and seems entirely 'natural'.

The scene with the child being eaten by a croc involves bloody water and screaming. The dying old man whose upper body is stranded on a lonely muddy bank has his intestines hanging out.

Aboriginal traditional religion is explored in this film in terms of placating demonically enraged spirits which might be seen as profane by practitioners of more mainstream faiths.

There are two scenes involving crocodile attack - one where a child is being eaten - and another of an old man without the lower half of his body but still alive. There are also scenes of the main characters being stalked by a crocodile.