Director (2016)

A man wakes up with two naked women in the first quarter of the film. The man, including one of the women, are lying on their stomach so that their bare butts are exposed. The second woman is topless so her bare breasts are seen for a long moment.

A woman is topless when getting out of bed to put clothes on and her bare breasts can be seen for a brief moment.

A straight man has his first homosexual experience with a coworker in the backseat of his car. There is passionate kissing between the two.

A couple scenes involve brief but very passionate hetero/homosexual kissing.

Some sexual references are made about a character's affairs.

A younger man strips down and enters a backyard pool completely naked. Only his buttocks are shown.

A man hits another coworker in the nose, sending him back over a table. His nose then appears to be bleeding.

A man imagines himself dramatically shooting a coworker's head off -- but this does not really happen.

A woman throws one cup of steaming hot coffee into her boyfriend's face, and another on his groin area.

A crew member sprains his ankle while on set but he is only seen recovering with the set medic on the floor with gauze around his foot.

A man has flashbacks to when his parents used to abuse him by choking, beating, and shoving him up against a wall. This is very graphic but brief.

The 'F-word' is used many times as an adjective.

'Sh**', 'Son of a b**ch', and 'bastard' are used a couple times.

Other obscene comments such as "Christ in a manger" and "Bloody hell" are used only once.

A small group of characters get together to insult each other for only a moment in the film. Their choice of words might be offensive to some viewers.

Some crew members are seen drinking on their break.

An actress smokes on a rooftop before her boss attacks her daily smoke breaks.

Graphic images of the director's childhood tragedies can be seen haunting him in real life. Their abuse can really be difficult to accept as they shape him into the person he is in the film. Flashbacks involve past mistreatment from school and at home. There are sequences where reality around the director wane and he is seeing oppressive visions that are not really there.

The director with a big ego unleashes anger on his cast and crew in both a physical and verbal way.

Disturbing personal stories are brought up that are told very explicitly.