A woman tearfully describes an underage sexual encounter with a boy, feeling his body and genitalia before throwing herself on top of him and consummating. Implicit.

Shirtless males, occasional bikinis.

A man and woman make out on the beach.

A black man slips into bed with a woman, taking off his pants. He spins around as this happens. Vague frontal nudity, but since the scene takes place at night, the shot is barely illuminated.

Central theme involves older Western women traveling to Haiti for sexual relationships with much younger local men - depicted as transactional/sexual tourism. Multiple sexual situations and explicit discussions of desire, body preference, and physical intimacy. Partial nudity and sensual scenes are present, though the film is not pornographic. Very mature sexual themes involving consent, age gaps, and implied exploitation.

A woman gets out of the shower and her breasts are briefly seen in the bathroom mirror as she wraps a towel around her waist.

A car speeds out in front of a couple, resulting in the man being chased down by the driver. He ultimately outruns the driver, who fires several shots in the air.

Violence is depicted more emotionally and psychologically with references to political unrest and oppressive Haitian regime.

Two men are killed offscreen and their bodies are disposed into a pond in the dark. A man discovers them the next morning and they're taken out on stretchers.

Mild, but nothing wall to wall - apart from damn, hell, ass, bastard and cock.

Some smoking and drinking in a bar setting.

None, aside from Sex & Nudity.