The Souvenir: Part II

It's a female-led film, with a White, strong-willed woman at its center. She shows great determination to succeed in a male-dominated industry, although it's acknowledged that she does come from a wealthy and privileged background. Having suffered a tragedy in her personal life, she goes to see a professional therapist. There are number of prominent supporting characters from different backgrounds and ethnicities.

There are several references to suicide. In a staged performance as part of a production, a character is killed. A character is seen vomiting.

While in bed, after one character informs another that they are on their period, they perform oral sex on them. When they kiss, blood is seen on their mouth, as well as on the sheets.

The swearing is infrequent but does include the word "f--k." In one scene, a character loses their temper and says the word "f--k" several times over.

Characters drink alcohol throughout, at social gatherings like house parties and in pubs. Nearly everyone smokes in the film, sometimes smoking two cigarettes at a time. The central character does tell their parent off for smoking, acknowledging it to be bad for their health. There are references to drugs, in particular heroin.