The Killing of Sister George (1968)

Includes some language including crude dialogue, brief strong sexual content and nudity, and thematic elements."

This film contains some strong sexual content and themes.

This film primarily deals with a young woman who is sexually involved and living with an older, middle-aged woman. Throughout the first half of the film, the young woman is frequently seen in a sheer negligee through which her bare breasts are sometimes visible. In one particularly suggestive sequence, the girl, wearing only the nightie, teases the older woman by eating food on the floor in an erotic manner; this upsets the woman.

There is also a scene early on in which the older woman, who is drunk, climbs into a taxi that two nuns are riding in. Although we do not see the incident that follows, it may be gathered from the dialogue audible from outside the vehicle that the woman is making an aggressive sexual pass at the nuns; she is then rejected from the taxi in the middle of the street.

Halfway through the film, a middle-aged woman and her younger female lover begin making out in bed. This sequence is intentionally brief (as it implies sex) and it quickly dissolves to another scene.

This film contains no violence, although there is a scene late in the film involving incidental violent behavior in which a woman trashes a television studio set in a fit of despair.

Around 15 uses of 'Bloody'

This film contains moderate crude language.

There are a few uses each of "damn" and "hell"; 2 uses each of "bastard" and "bitch"; one instance of "bullshit" and some crude slang, namely "slut" and "dyke"; "fuck off" is mouthed behind a car horn once for comic effect. Besides the expletives there is also a fair amount of suggestive dialogue dealing with the thematic material of sex and lesbianism.

Throughout the film multiple characters smoke and drink in their homes and at places of work. There is a gay bar that features prominently in the film where the female patrons smoke and drink.

This film contains no scenes that are frightening or intense in the effect of terror or horror. However, many scenes are patently adult in sexual nature and thus may be categorized in a similar sense as too "intense" for children. This film is wholly adult in both its themes and depictions.