Everything Everywhere All at Once
A surreal, multiverse-hopping martial arts comedy-drama rated R for violence, sexual material, and language. Beneath its chaotic humor the film carries sustained themes of nihilism, depression, and a daughter's suicidal ideation, handled with emotional weight rather than graphic depiction.
Explicit sexual contentSelf-harm & suicideHarm to animalsGraphic violence & goreAbuse & manipulationSubstance abuseFlashing lights
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The first major fight sequence establishes the film's tone: stylized martial arts brawling with improvised weapons, characters incapacitated or killed, and some blood.
Violent confrontation with officers includes neck-snapping and blood spatter.
A man removes his pants and inserts a trophy into his rectum; bare buttocks are visible and his genitals are pixelated; he then fights using high kicks in this state.