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Movie • 2024 • Drama
ReportIn 1950s Mexico City, William Lee, an American expat in his late forties, leads a solitary life amidst a small American community. However, the arrival in town of Eugene Allerton, a young student, stirs William into finally establishing a meaningful connection with someone.
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Is there domestic violence?
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Does the abused become the abuser?
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Yes, constantly throughout the film. Many scenes of people using drugs, and main character is an addict, experiences withdrawal. One graphic scene of a character preparing drugs and then injecting them with a needle.
Also, major plot point of second half of the film is seeking out/ doing ayahuasca.
Also, major plot point of second half of the film is seeking out/ doing ayahuasca.
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Is there addiction?
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Yes, main character is an addict. Experiences withdrawal, does desperate things to get drugs. He mentions that he left his home country because of his addiction- to seek out easier access to drugs.
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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Yes, constantly throughout the film. Main character is an alcoholic/ addict.
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Are animals abused?
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There’s a chicken fighting scene on the street- we don’t see the chicken harmed but it seems to be in distress.
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No but there's a cock fight
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Is there a dead animal?
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Taxidermy as decoration
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Is an animal sad?
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Cock fighting and lots of stray dogs :(
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Are there snakes?
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Yes- there’s a snake when the men arrive in the jungle. They get to the house- and the snake is in the roofing next to them. It lunges out and scares them (jumpscare) and then slithers off.
Another snake, toward the end of the movie. Same snake in the trailer- an ouroborous.
Another snake, toward the end of the movie. Same snake in the trailer- an ouroborous.
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Are there bugs?
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Yes- a millipede (or similar bug) is a character’s necklace, and then appears at random times throughout the movie.
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Does a woman get slapped?
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Is there body horror?
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Yes. Lots of body horror, mostly in the second half of the movie when two characters do ayahuasca and experience hallucinations.
- two characters throw up their own beating hearts
-characters imagine themselves merging together, bodies overlapping and being absorbed by one another, almost wearing each others skin in a way that is visually disturbing, in a very long scene that lasts a few minutes.
- two characters throw up their own beating hearts
-characters imagine themselves merging together, bodies overlapping and being absorbed by one another, almost wearing each others skin in a way that is visually disturbing, in a very long scene that lasts a few minutes.
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Is there amputation?
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Disembodied parts are shown as a part of a dream sequence/ a hallucination- a woman with no legs, and then a few moments later, disembodied feet. Not gory- almost like a mannequin.
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Does someone become unconscious?
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Yes- characters drink and do drugs and become unconscious as a result of excessive use.
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Is there eye mutilation?
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No, but there is a moment where a large eye peers through a window, looking in. The eye takes up the whole window frame
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Is there excessive gore?
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Not excessive, but in a hallucination/ dream sequence two main men regurgitate realistic beating human hearts.
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Children
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Creepy Crawly
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There’s a millipede crawling across a bed in multiple scenes, but not specifically a bedbug.
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Death
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Does a major character die?
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It is suggested this could be a dream sequence, and not real.
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Does someone die?
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Could be a dream sequence, but we see two major characters die on screen.
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Does a parent die?
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It is mentioned someone's mother has died but we never meet her
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Does someone cheat?
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The characters aren’t really exclusively with each other as partners, nor did they ever outline their relationship or anything. So there are not the typical “cheating” vibes we see in most hetero-focused media.
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Are there jump scares?
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After the two men arrive in the jungle, they stumble upon a house and there’s a snake outside. After a few seconds the snake lunges and hisses at them.
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At the end of the movie, one character puts a glass on his head, another draws his gun and after a few moments of silence, shoots - the gunshot is very loud and sudden.
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At the end of the movie, one character puts a glass on his head, another draws his gun and after a few moments of silence, shoots - the gunshot is very loud and sudden.
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Gross
Does someone vomit?
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Twice during the film
First time at around 37 minutes. Eugene (Drew) and Lee (Daniel) are at Lee’s apartment drinking bourbon. They both cough and splutter when drinking it cause it tastes gross. Lee shows him around the apartment and opens the door to the bedroom. Eugene goes and sits on the bed and downs his bourbon. Lee then tops up Eugenes drink and makes a comment about Eugenes top. Eugene then leans back on the bed. After a couple of seconds Eugene kinda lurches a little and then it cuts to him running to the bathroom to v*. Audio no visual, you see him from behind over the toilet. Very quick and it’s over in about 10 seconds. When he comes back he makes a comment about how he might smell like v*.
They mention v* throughout. SPOILER Lee is an addict and goes through withdrawal at one point. V* only mentioned not shown.
The second line is around 1 hour 45 minutes or 1 hour 47 minutes ish. They take the ayahuasca. It’s called about three different names in the film so look out from the botanist who throws Lee what looks like a small tree branch. She (the botanist) makes tea in the cauldron. Her and her husband perform a ritual with masks on. Lee and Eugene then walk away to a porch. Eugene then lays on the porch and they both joke about how they might have just drunk random leaves and not the drug and they laugh about how they don’t feel anything. Eugene then stands up and they both look at each other for a second. The next part is a little hard to describe so I hope you understand. Lee then bends over and t*u* his own stomach (it looks like a balloon in his mouth or blowing bubble gum). Eugene then also doubles over a t*u* his own stomach. Then they start to v* blood in to the stomach, filling it up. After about 10 seconds it falls from their mouth and on to the floor. It looks like an organ with blood on the floor. I have severe emetophobia and just the audio was not nice, but I could look at the screen. It is completely safe after that the next scene is when one of they both stumble over to the fire and it’s night. I hope that made sense.
First time at around 37 minutes. Eugene (Drew) and Lee (Daniel) are at Lee’s apartment drinking bourbon. They both cough and splutter when drinking it cause it tastes gross. Lee shows him around the apartment and opens the door to the bedroom. Eugene goes and sits on the bed and downs his bourbon. Lee then tops up Eugenes drink and makes a comment about Eugenes top. Eugene then leans back on the bed. After a couple of seconds Eugene kinda lurches a little and then it cuts to him running to the bathroom to v*. Audio no visual, you see him from behind over the toilet. Very quick and it’s over in about 10 seconds. When he comes back he makes a comment about how he might smell like v*.
They mention v* throughout. SPOILER Lee is an addict and goes through withdrawal at one point. V* only mentioned not shown.
The second line is around 1 hour 45 minutes or 1 hour 47 minutes ish. They take the ayahuasca. It’s called about three different names in the film so look out from the botanist who throws Lee what looks like a small tree branch. She (the botanist) makes tea in the cauldron. Her and her husband perform a ritual with masks on. Lee and Eugene then walk away to a porch. Eugene then lays on the porch and they both joke about how they might have just drunk random leaves and not the drug and they laugh about how they don’t feel anything. Eugene then stands up and they both look at each other for a second. The next part is a little hard to describe so I hope you understand. Lee then bends over and t*u* his own stomach (it looks like a balloon in his mouth or blowing bubble gum). Eugene then also doubles over a t*u* his own stomach. Then they start to v* blood in to the stomach, filling it up. After about 10 seconds it falls from their mouth and on to the floor. It looks like an organ with blood on the floor. I have severe emetophobia and just the audio was not nice, but I could look at the screen. It is completely safe after that the next scene is when one of they both stumble over to the fire and it’s night. I hope that made sense.
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Does someone spit?
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There's a scene in the jungle where Drew Starkey's character spits
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Large-scale Violence
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Law Enforcement
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Are needles/syringes used?
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megb
Yes, to inject drugs. Shown graphically on screen.
Also, an IV needle in someone’s arm is shown graphically on screen.
Also, an IV needle in someone’s arm is shown graphically on screen.
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Mental Health
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Substance addiction
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Yes, Daniel Craig’s character dissociates a handful of times, and the second half of the film after they arrive in the jungle is very surreal, impossible to tell what is reality and what isn’t, and characters dissociate and experience depersonalization.
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
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A major part of the film revolves around dissociation/ depersonalization and the second half, after the men arrive in the jungle, gets very surreal.
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Is there misophonia?
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The whole movie is very quiet- there are a lot of prolonged scenes of people breathing, drinking, eating, smoking, etc. where that is the only sound.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Does someone die by suicide?
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Noxious
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Two characters swim
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Are there sudden loud noises?
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See jumpscare section
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Is there shakey cam?
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Once or twice during drug trips, but not throughout the film
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Is there screaming?
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When two characters encounter a viper in the jungle, both scream in horror
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Paranoia
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Pregnancy
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Are there babies or unborn children?
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In a hallucination/ dream sequence, a baby is lying on a step in the middle of an alley. Only shown for a quick flash
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Prejudice
Are there homophobic slurs?
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The movie title is said throughout, and characters describe themselves using the F slur and other epithets. I don’t think there are any instances of these words being directed at people as slurs- mostly used as reclaimed words.
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Does an LGBT person die?
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See the major character death section - could be a dream sequence. Most/ all characters in this movie are LGBT though.
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Is there hate speech?
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There are lots of reclaimed slurs and outdated language but all of it is period typical and respectful
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Relationships
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Yes- the main character is middle aged and tends to sleep with younger men.
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Sex
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Full frontal nudity from both men and women
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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Is there sexual content?
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Yes, a handful of on screen sex scenes that are drawn out
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Sickness
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Does it have a sad ending?
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Could be interpreted as sad.
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Violence
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Is there blood/gore?
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There is really just one scene where we see organs for a few seconds. Not extreme, a bit bloody.
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