Au Revoir, Sorcier (2016)

A man asks a main character if he wants to go to a brothel, the main character doesn't understand why he would want to and ignores him.

The main character teases a man for painting pictures of prostitutes. This is brought up through out the film.

During a sequence, a gun shot is heard. Later, a man runs in informing the main character that his brother is dead.

A man kidnaps another man, he attempts to force the man to kill himself as his brother watches.

Two men pass a revolver back and forth trying to decide who's life is more valuable.

A main character attempts to shoot himself in the head, but misses, shooting off his ear.

After shooting his ear off, blood is seen dripping down a man's face, he screams in pain and collapses.

A man holds a revolver to his head with his hand on the trigger.

In a story, told by a character, a man kills himself.

During a fight, the main character points a revolver at his brother's head. Later his brother points the gun at him, he says he would wish nothing more than to die by his brother's hand.

A man is beaten in an alley and left to die. He survives.

Gun shots are heard in the background during a sequence, moments later the characters are informed another character has been killed.

A man lashes out at his brother, attempting to strike him. He decides against it, the other character is unaware of this.

A man smashes another man's head on an alter. Another character informs the man he should not kill the man yet.

Blood is seen dripping down a man's hand after he cut it and smeared his own blood across a painting.

A man is tied to a cross and later has his arms broken.

During a scene, a man is kidnapped, beaten and eventually has his dominant hand broken.

A man is kicked out of party and is beaten in an alleyway.

One of the main characters cuts his hand on a canvas and smears the blood across the painting.

Few uses of damn

A man says that another man's face makes him pissed.

A man calls another man a block head.

One character refers to a man as 'bastard' whenever he is on screen.

Multiple characters heavily drink absinthe.

One character is almost always hungover.

A man begins to heavily drink after the death of his brother.

The two main characters fight over who's life is more valuable. The younger brother holds a revolver to his head, then his brother's. They eventually come to the conclusion that they both have something to live for, but the older brother who is still holding the revolver attempts to shoot himself in the head. His brother watches in horror. The entire scene is intense and emotionally disturbing.

A man is kidnapped and held for ransom.

A man orders group of men to break another man's arm.

During a scene, a man tells his brother he will help him choose a painting to give as a gift. He goes into the storeroom to look at paintings his brother has done. He begins to yell at his brother for not taking full advantage of his talent, and eventually destroys a painting by smearing his blood across it. He exits the storeroom calmly, but before leaving, shows his blooded hand. This sequence is upsetting and disturbing visually.

The main character goes to see his brother's body. He becomes upset and screams that it is his fault his brother is dead. The scene can upset viewers.

A man asks a playwright to rewrite his brother's life after his sudden death. The playwright tells a tragic story of an unloved child who grew up to eventually lose his mind as an adult.

In a story, a character is depicted as insane and eventually shoots himself, not graphic.

The main character becomes depressed after his brother's death, eventually hallucinating that he sees his brother as a child who wants to play with him.

A man tells a story about an abused child.

One of the main characters dies of sadness.

A man stands behind his brother and attempts to hurt him but doesn't.

One of the main characters believes he will die soon, despite no actual reasoning. He dies later on in a freak accident.

A man hallucinates that he sees his brother as a child, as he dies. Scene can be emotional.

A large group of characters are interrupted by an character who informs the group a main character is dead. This is upsetting to viewers because of the character's reactions.

Keep in mind that the entire film is emotional, and may upset viewers at some parts.

Would most likely have a PG to PG13 rating