The Trial of the Chicago 7

Actual footage is mixed with fictionalized images of police spraying tear gas into crowds and beating protestors with wooden clubs. Protestors are shown with bloodied faces and heads. Several are pushed through a glass window after police have chased them down with heavy weaponry. Two men attack a woman and start undressing her before another man beats them back. Protestors talk about burning the "pigs" and offer lessons on making Molotov cocktails (shown at work when two men throw them into a US Army recruiting center). There's talk of the roughly 5,000 Americans killed to date in Vietnam and of young men sent to "be slaughtered" in the war. The deaths of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert Kennedy are referenced, including talk of a bullet going through the latter's brain. Two court guards are instructed by the judge to take a Black witness into the back room, where they beat, gag, and cuff him. The same judge has shown bias against the sole Black witness and his companions in the courtroom. Crime scene photos depict a home shootout where another Black man was killed by police, "executed" according to autopsy reports.

References to sexual activity include requests for park permits for "public fornication," suggestions of sleeping "with someone you just met," and a bar that's known as "a watering hole for Chicago's political class and their hookers." A woman answers the phone and seems to be answering racially-targeted questions about her sex life. An undercover cop tells protestors, "I'm your guy for ass, weed, whatever you need."

Various forms of "f--k," "damn" and "ass." Also "s--t," "c--t," "hell," "Christ."

Adults smoke cigarettes and joints and drink liquor in bars, parks, and homes. A character is asked if he's "stoned," and he answers, "Yeah, are you?" There's mention of "weed," "grass," "dope," and "drugs."