Anora (2024)

Numerous graphic Female Sex Work & Strip Club scenes depicting extensive & explicit monetized female sex & sexuality with pervasive hype sexualized female nudity & imagery.

A man's clothed erection is briefly seen.

The graphically eroticized female nudity & sex endures for the entire first half & vividly depicts many various extreme sex acts/positions with aggressive thrusting including lengthy & intense sex featured again at the end with explicit female grinding & a very disturbing undertone.

Prolonged Strip Club scenes are filmed hyper sexually with extremely explicit & graphic views of female lap dancing, dry humping, stripper pole erotica & nudity.

Copious & detailed sexual discourse accompanies the myriad of female Sex Work content displayed throughout.

Brief male rear nudity & a brief distant frontal.

A woman is forced to sit in sexualised positions.

Characters are bitten, punched.

There are several fights; characters yell, push, hit each other, grab and hold, leading to minor wounds: a black eye, scars, minimal injuries.

Verbal and visual references to sexual violence.

In this film, violence is presented in a comical way.

This is an aggressive movie with scenes where things are smashed and destroyed, people are slapped, bitten and punched, etc. Yet the violence is comedic in execution.

Aggressive violent behavior is occasionally depicted.

About 445 f-words, many preceeded by "mother". The s-word is used around 40 times, and the c-word is used once. Very strong and unpleasant language.

"Faggot ass bitch" is a comedic phrase which is used quite often.

Some uses of "prostitute" by Ivan's family.

Extreme language throughout the whole film.

Characters cut and snort cocaine, cannabis smoking and use of e-cigarettes.

People discuss using ketamine while cutting lines of coke. Frequent alcohol consumption. Anora requests to take a 'pill' from another man.

There are several scenes where cocaine is depicted being used. The actual act of snorting the drug is only shown a handful of times, but the preparation of it and people gathering around to do it is mostly what is seen.

Numerous scenes of cannabis use.

Some intense fighting, arguing, raised voice and ear-grating screaming which is somewhat comical but may still be a lot for sensitive people or people who are neurodivergent.

This movie becomes very gut-wrenching and saddening as it goes on.