Veneno (2020)

There are many sex scenes throughout the show. Some of them contain graphic nudity and most of them contain some kind of nudity (breasts, buttocks...).

Prostitution is one of the most relevant themes in the show, therefore, various sexual encounters are shown. Some prostitutes, including Cristina herself, wear provocative dresses and casually reveal their breasts.

Some sequences include nudity in a non-sexual context.

Sexuality and gender are discussed in every episode. Characters make plenty of sexual references and jokes. They also give graphic details of their experiences.

A woman grabs a man's crotch, as "thanks" for lighting her cigarette.

A mother is violent with her child. She abuses her child in many ways, both physical and psychologically.

A woman bites off another woman's nipple. She later stabs a man. Gory and over the top.

There are countless of fights and arguments represented throughout the series. Some of them are quite violent.

A man is shown climbing onto a chair and hanging himself. We see his body dangling afterwards.

The original version in Spanish contains an extensive amount of different swear words and sexual references. Some are lost in English subtitles and dub, but words like "f*ck", "p*ssy" or "b*tch" are still used.

The F-slur is used all the time, many times as an insult.

Lots of drug (mostly cocaine) and alcohol use overall.

Although the show contains plenty of jokes, it is a very raw and dark story about a trans woman's difficult life.

Many upsetting and disturbing scenes involving homophobia and transphobia.

Some of the more violent sequences can be hard to watch.

There are many emotionally intense moments throughout.

A goat is dropped from a bell tower. It is implied that the crowd of people below catches it, but the scene cuts mid-fall.