Saltburn

The entire film is set within an ultra-wealthy and upper class British society. Most of the cast is White, although a prominent supporting character, Farleigh, is played by Archie Madekwe who is of part Nigerian descent. Farleigh is gay and his sexuality is openly discussed but never diminished or judged. Further racial diversity among party goers, as well as the staff that work at the estate with a conversation about race occurring off the back of this. Although the story centers around the relationship between two young men, there are a number of female characters who are given agency and are integral to the plot. The cast includes actors from Ireland (Barry Keoghan), Australia (Jacob Elordi), as well as England, and the film is written and directed by the female filmmaker Emerald Fennell. References to mental health, bulimia, and addiction, though these aren't explored in any great depth.

Deaths occur off-screen although dead bodies are seen. This includes someone dead in bathtub with a razor blade next to them and blood everywhere. An unconscious bed-ridden character who has various tubes connected to them, has one pulled out of their throat and proceeds to choke and gasp for air before dying. Funerals take place. A character wraps their fist up before punching a mirror. Mention of people falling out of windows to their deaths. References to bulimia, the death of a parent, and "jokes" about child abuse/molestation.

Full male nudity including an extended dance routine. Characters are seen making out and undressing each other. Some non-sexual nudity shown from behind. Two characters are interrupted having sex -- no nudity shown. A character spies on another masturbating in the bath. They then drink the remains of the bath water sticking their tongue in the plug hole. A character masturbates and performs oral sex on someone while they are on their period -- both are seen with blood on their faces. A character surprises another in their bed and proceeds to masturbate them under the sheets. A character pulls down their trousers and underwear and proceeds to "have sex" with a recently dug grave. A character says they were a lesbian for a while but found it "too wet for me." References to "threesomes," "sucking off," "hand jobs," and "jerking off."

Frequent language includes "s--t," "c--t," "a--holes," and variations of "f--k." Also "loser," "bootlicker," "f---ing hell," "s--t stirrer," "whore," "bloody," "freak," "t-ts," "pissed," "slash," "arse," and "slutty fairies." "Jesus Christ," "Christ's sake," and "oh my God" used as exclamations. Sexual references.

Characters drink and smoke heavily throughout. Close-ups of characters lighting and smoking cigarettes. Drinks include pints of beer, shots, wine, and champagne (drunk from the bottle). Characters down drinks and are shown intoxicated, vomiting as a result. Cocaine use. Reference to drug dealing/addiction, alcoholism, and rehab.