I Love America

The film is shot in a mix of French and English as the main characters are from Paris. There's some diversity among the cast and several gay characters. Adults are accepting about a range of sexualities. One of the lead characters runs a drag club.

A child is more or less abandoned at a boarding school by her emotionally cold mother. At the school, the child is lonely and one day is forced to sleep at the kitchen table until she finishes her meal (which may or may not be made with her pet rabbit). When the mother is elderly and dying, there's discussion of giving her an injection from which she won't wake up. A man rehearses lines from a film about blowing a woman's head off. A woman seems to suggest men used to flash kids outside a boarding school. A man has a serious allergic reaction and has to be stabbed with an EpiPen.

Discussion and some depiction of sex throughout film as two adults, one gay and one straight, meet people through a dating app and talk about having sex. Discussion includes terms/concepts like getting laid, "f--king," "slut," "MILF," anal, gangbang, being horny, eating someone out, being a "playboy," and waxing. The main female character has been celibate for three years. She says there's no word for "date" in French, it's either you "f--k" or you don't. She has a sexy dream where she's writhing on a car in a bodysuit and a man is showering behind her. Sex scenes show men and women topless, in one case a man is under the covers apparently providing oral sex to another man. A date with a nudist shows two people conversing naked; the women's breasts are seen but other private parts are covered. Two people go to a clinic to be tested for STDs including HIV and herpes.

"F--k," "s--t," "bitch," "d--k," "ass," "screw," "Chrissake," "idiot," "jerk," "geez," "stupid," "God." The film was reviewed in English and French with English subtitles.

Adults smoke joints, drink alcohol, take edibles, and talk about being high or tipsy.