violenceSome brief but intense scenes of wartime violence include those in which Lee dodges bullets and explosions, as well as those in which she is briefly blown backwards by the force of a bomb blast. However, there is limited detail.threat and horrorFollowing liberation from Nazi occupation, there is a scene in which a woman believed to have collaborated with the enemy undergoes enforced head shaving whilst a crowd of people hurl abuse at her.languageThe film contains strong language ('f**k'), as well as milder terms (for example, 'whore', 'shit', 'bullshit', 'balls', 'asshole', 'ass', 'piss', 'God', 'Jesus', 'Christ', 'damn' and 'hell').sexA couple have noisy sex off-screen. A man smears paint over a woman's breasts.discriminationThere are scenes in which women are refused entry to all-male gatherings during wartime, which reflect discriminatory practices at the time. Discrimination is immediately challenged. Following his arrest, a Nazi officer approaches a black American soldier and says 'Heil Hitler'. drugsA woman takes a pill, and offers one to a man who declines.sexual violence and sexual threatIn a brief scene, a woman discovers an American soldier raping another woman. She intervenes, fights the man and threatens him with a knife. A woman tearfully tells another woman about suffering child sexual abuse. She says her mother was ashamed and told her never to reveal details of the abuse. suicide and self-harmUS soldiers arrive in a building previously occupied by Nazis, there are references to families who have taken their lives by swallowing cyanide, and this is followed by sight of dead bodies.injury detailA scene set in a field hospital includes brief sight of an exposed knee stump following amputation. The scene also includes brief wound detail, bloody clothes, and sight of a man whose face is almost entirely bandaged.nudityThere is sexualised nudity in scenes in which women expose their breasts. One of these scenes is prolonged and contains some emphasis.disturbing imagesThe film includes a prolonged and harrowing sequence in which Lee and a colleague visit a Concentration camp after it has been liberated. There are brief scenes featuring naked emaciated corpses, as well as those featuring starving inmates. Lee and her colleague are traumatised by what they see. There are also brief images of real dead bodies seen in Lee's photographs.themeUpsetting scenes and scenes of emotional upset during WWII include those in which a woman relates how her son was taken away and shot, as well as those relating to people being taken away on trains and not returning. People cry whilst recalling those who died during the Holocaust. 