Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man
A hard-R WWII-set crime drama concluding the Peaky Blinders saga, following self-exiled gangster Tommy Shelby as he returns to a bombed Birmingham to stop his son from aiding the Nazis. Violence is frequent and bloody, language is pervasive, and drug and alcohol use run throughout.
Explicit sexual contentSelf-harm & suicideHarm to animalsGraphic violence & goreAbuse & manipulationSubstance abuse
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Multiple men are shot in rapid succession; guns are fired and casings hit the ground; the sequence establishes the film's high level of gun violence from the outset.
Tommy is shown in self-imposed exile smoking what appears to be an opium pipe; dialogue references opium hallucinations and heavy drinking as ongoing coping mechanisms.
Several topless women are visible in a bar environment; the context suggests they are sex workers.