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White Oleander
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Sex & Nudity

Several scenes implie that a 15-year-old girl sleeps with her foster mother's boyfriend.

We see a scene of a teenager in her underwear.

One scene shows a man sleeping in his underwear.

A man and woman can be heard making love.

Violence & Gore

A woman shoots a teenager for sleeping with her boyfriend.

An unidentified girl bloodies a girl's lip. The girl later holds a knife to the girl's throat.

Profanity

One use of the f-word as well as some mild cursing (e.g. hell, damn, taking the Lord's name in vain)

Various characters smoke in some scenes including the ones played by Alison Lohman & Robin Wright Penn.

Lots of background smoking.

Some characters drink alcohol in a few scenes but mostly while eating.

A woman is an alcoholic but you actually don't see her drink.

Many times in the movie, drugs are mentioned - no graphic use, though.

A character commits suicide by pills and alcohol.

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Rated PG-13 for mature thematic elements concerning dysfunctional relationships, drug content, language, sexuality and violence.

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