Finding Faith

The movie features sustained peril throughout, with a menacing tone and multiple references to the preying upon of teenage girls by child predators, though nothing is explicit. A teenage girl is chloroformed, kidnapped, and forced into a truck by a predator who intends to sell her into the sex-trafficking industry. His female accomplice is shown being beaten in the background and later is said to be dead. She is shown often with a battered, bruised face with dried blood. Their infant child is shown in the mix and at risk. Guns are drawn and shot at a shooting range and drawn and shot later as a SWAT team tracks the kidnapper. A man is stabbed in the leg with a knife, and blood is shown dripping off a car. A man is shot from a distance and falls to the ground but survives.

Though no explicit sex or sexuality is shown in the film, the movie has an air of implied sexual abuse as an inevitable outcome of kidnapping teen girls to sell them into sex trafficking. A man shows up to meet what he thinks is a 13-year-old girl only to find she's an undercover officer. A teen girl is referred to as "Virgin Cotton Candy." A man caresses a teen girl's face in a leering manner. Teenage girls are shown awaiting their fate to be sold to men based on their assumed virginity.

Some abusive language is used, such as, "Shut up," and, "I'm going to kill you."

A man is shown drinking a can of beer, and some empty beer cans are shown lying around to imply sustained drinking. In one scene, a man is shown slurring his speech and stumbling as if drunk.