Play It Loud! (2003)

A young man watches a woman dance and another young man asks him if he needs binoculars.

A young man and a young woman kiss very briefly. She leaves the room and tells him that she uses contraceptive gel because she can't use the pill. The man leaves the room and she removes her top and gets under the covers (her breasts are seen). Later in the same scene, the young man says he couldn't have sex with her because of her birds watching them and that 'sick' gel. In another scene, he tells the girl her birds made him uncomfortable.

Two men are shown asleep in a bed. One man's bare back is visible. He is later shown wearing only his underwear (bare torso is visible).

A young man asks another young man if he can borrow his apartment. It is implied he wants to cheat on his girlfriend with another girl. The young man who owns the apartment is later shown watching them talk from his window. They move out of the man's sight field and it is implied they had sex.

A woman takes off her robe (rear nudity) and gets into bed with a young man. She asks him if he wants to sleep with her and it is implied they have sex. They talk about it as a one-time thing in a later scene, without using any graphic terms.

A young man throws up.

A bottle is thrown at a young man. He reacts by pushing the man who threw it at him and throws sausages at him.

A young man punches a man in the face. Blood is shown on the man's face from a distance. He is later seen holding a handkerchief to his face to stop the bleeding.

Two young men and a woman are caught stealing a guitar. One of the young men is chased by the owner of the store, but manages to get rid of him.

A man pushes a young man against a wall and punches him in the stomach.

A young man robs a bank. A security officer tries to stop him by firing a shot in the air and points the gun at the young man, but lets him go in the end.

Frequent. "Shit" is most commonly used, along with "ass", "bitch", "whore", "wanker" etc. "Fuck" is used about three times in a sexual manner. "Wank" is used by young children.

A woman shows her middle finger to another woman.

People are shown drinking alcohol socially, mostly beer or cocktails, without getting intoxicated.

A young man and a woman share a joint, they get drowsy and fall asleep.

Characters are shown smoking cigarettes in very few scenes.

A man snorts cocaine in one scene.

Young children make a reference to cooking up a shot of heroin.

None.