Parents guide

There is a lot or nudity in this movie especially of the main character Cheryl. She is shown having sex with different men at least four different times, with her breasts clearly or slightly visible each time

Cheryl is shown getting out of the shower, the mirror is a bit blurry but you can clearly see her breasts for about 10-15 seconds or so. The scene ends with the camera angled down towards her butt which is partially visible

A woman is seen lying on a bed, bare breasts and back exposed. Her husband comes in and sees her there.

A woman looks at herself in the mirror, bare breasts and bare behind exposed. It is not very clear because the mirror is misty, but still pretty visible.

Two people (Cheryl and a man at the hotel bar) are seen having sex, nothing graphic, but there's a lot of movement and nudity. We see the man take the woman from behind.

A man (Greg) is bathing naked outside, seen from a distance. A woman sees him walking around naked from a distance. The next time he is seen, however, he is fully clothed.

Two men take turns having sex with a woman (Cheryl) in an alley. No nudity is shown of her, Young Suit #1 shows bare rear, and the scene is brief.

There is a scene played for laughs where a woman empties her rucksack (which she has over packed) and she has packed lots of condoms. A man shows surprise and questions why she has and needs so many on a hike. She takes them out, but secretly keeps one and puts it in her pocket.

There is a scene where a man and woman prepare to have sex. He takes his shirt off and gets onto a bed. She then undresses to her underwear and lies down on the bed. He starts kissing her belly and pressing her breasts (covered) and the scene cuts off there.

The main character is shown to have become very careless and reckless at one point in her life. It is suggested that she slept with a lot of different men (whom she didn't really know).

In the film's opening scene, a woman is in the woods taking off her shoe. We see that her foot is injured. She pulls her toenail forward. She is shown in pain. She removes the toenail offscreen.

A man is seen threatening to punch a little girl. She has bruises around her eye and on her face.

A man is shown to be quite violent. His wife has bruises around her face that show that he has been abusing her. He is not shown doing it. She has a swollen black eye at one point. Not too graphic.

His violent tempers and abusive ways are discussed later between two characters (the ones that he abused).

A woman's body is shown bruised and marked because of her rucksack and the weight she has to carry. In some scenes, you can see the bruising on her back and arms and red marks on her shoulders.

In a flashback, a man threatens a woman with a knife and holds it to her throat while he robs her. No gore or real violence.

12 uses of "shit," and 36 uses of "fuck" mostly said by Cheryl.

A couple of uses of the word b*stard when a woman curses her father and another woman calls a man a "horny (b word)."

Several other minor profanities.

Cheryl drinks and sees a horse belonging to the owner she is hiking with and it takes her to a flashback of her horse getting shot, to which she runs out of the tent and begins vomiting a few times

A woman is seen being injected with and smoking heroin in several flashbacks. In one, she describes how she felt when she first took it and she is shown as acting drunk and a bit crazily because of the side effects of taking drugs.

In the present, she is sober and has presumably over come her addiction.

Two men drink beer. They use beer cans (to hold water in).

Two women drinks cocktails at a table.

The main character is tempted when she thinks about the alcohol, trying to tell herself that she doesn't miss it.

Young men share bottles of alcohol round between them in their tents. They are obviously very drunk and have a bottle each. Their voices slur as they laugh and drink.

The scenes of abuse and bad memories in the flashback scenes may be disturbing and sad to some, however most of them are very brief. There are themes in this that are sad at times.

The film is all about journey and surviving in rough and harsh situations. At first, the main character struggles and the journey is quite tense.