Innocence

The movie opens with a mother's accidental death while surfing; she's there one moment and wipes out the next. At a posh private school, two of the girls die -- one jumps off the roof, and one is captured and killed in a bloody manner (her dead body is shown covered in plastic). Another young woman is nearly killed but manages to vanquish her enemies, who die in a unique but not overly horrifying manner. It's revealed that a tea consumed by various characters is actually blood.

A widower begins a slightly scandalous sexual relationship with his daughter's school nurse (no sex scenes between them, but they're shown kissing, and the woman is shown in the student's home late at night, barely dressed or wearing only the father's shirt). Two teens go from flirting and holding hands to kissing, making out passionately on a bed, and eventually making love (definitely her first time, but it's unclear whether it's his). A young woman complains that the boy she was interested in stopped seeing her when another "sluttier" girl showed an interest in him (the new couple is depicted as being very handsy with each other).

Occasional strong language includes "f--k," "s--t," "bitch," and "slut."

Several teenage girls are on prescription medication, including the main character. A girl is shown with pills in her hand. High-school students drink at a party, and the main character gets drunk.