Rival Killers (2010)

In one scene, Carlos wakes up with Lucie. It is the assumption the two had sex the night before, however this is not actually shown.

Lucie is clearly not wearing anything below the duvet cover, although there is no nudity shown other than the bare arms/shoulders - her breasts are still covered.

Carlos is topless in this scene.

All violence is used in a slapstick nature, however still holds clear violent connotations.

The Baraka sequence shows the character with blood all over him along with a narrating description of how he kills his victims. The viewer sees the weapons of use with blood, however does not actually see them in use.

On the Alicia intro, you hear the sound of a glass being smashed. During the sound you see a man fall to the floor, implying he has been glassed in the face. The camera closes in on the broken glass to show a slight dripping of blood.

In the Carlos intro sequence, the viewer sees the character pouring petrol over a man and flicking a cigarette in his direction. It cuts away to Carlos's face where you can see the reflection of a flame in his face and the sound of the man being burned alive. This is not actually shown.

Most the the scenes work to the above method. The only scene where more violence is used is in the 'Alicia V Carlos' sequence, which shows Alicia supposedly stabbing numerous amounts of people and blood flying into her face, however no victims are actually shown. The sequence runs on top of some music.

Infrequent uses of the word "fuck". Most are in the context of sex. For example:

Carlos: "What did I do, fuck her and not call her back the next day?"

Another example:

Alicia: "... when a woman fucks you, she fucks you over!"

A couple of uses of the word "bullshit" and one use of "asshole" used in addition.

In two scenes there is use of whiskey in a glass, however this is never consumed. In another scene there is also wine on the table, and again never consumed.

The character of Carlos can be seen smoking in every scene he is in with the exception of one scene in the bedroom, where he has an unlit cigarette and in the bar where he uses a 'Nicorette' inhaler instead.

The sequence of Baraka might be slightly frightening to some viewers. Although used in a comedic context, he has a rough look and blood over his face and clothes.

The 'Alicia V Carlos' sequence shows a lot of blood over Alicia's face as the impression is given that she is killing multiple victims in the montage sequence. This is used in quick succession.