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Certification
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Sex & Nudity
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- Full frontal female nudity and people dressed in skin-hugging black gimp suits in a seedy BDSM club. A couple can be seen in a euphoric post-sex afterglow, with the man being completely nude and the woman in a gimp suit.
- A woman runs into a BSDM club where she works as an exotic dancer. We see her bare butt when she changes clothes, but no visible genitalia. Later, she emerges from the changing room in a revealing robe (no lingerie underneath) and seductive mask. She gyrates and sensually sprawls herself on the sofa for her audience, and then her robe comes off, revealing her entire nude body complete with thick pubic hair covering her labia. This scene goes on for a for a whole minute.
- A person at a BDSM club asks a man if he wants to see some 'pussy'.
- A woman is chased across the street and back to an apartment. She doesn't have enough time to change back to her clothes and runs for about two minutes on the street with only a robe to cover her body. The robe is open and as she runs we see her naked body. Full-frontal female nudity.
- Sexual moans in the background can be heard in all of the scenes in the BDSM club.
Violence & Gore
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- A woman is shot and killed at the start of the film. No gore or wounds can be seen, since quick cuts are used between the murder sequence and the protagonist applying her makeup.
Profanity
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- 13 of f-bombs and other strong curses throughout.
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- It's implied that people are taking drugs at the BDSM club.
Frightening & Intense Scenes
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- The entire short and its animation have a dark, gritty feel to it. The realism, especially in the chase and the BDSM club gives off a paranoid feeling you'd get in a Hitchcock film.
Spoilers
Violence & Gore
- A murderer is shot and killed by the woman he's chasing at the end of the film.
