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Dir: Laura Poitras. Documentary. Through photos used in her exhibits, activist and photographer Nan Goldin discusses her life as well as leading a campaign to hold the family who developed the drug Oxycontin accountable for their role in the opioid crisis.
Content elements
- Frequent use of the sexual expletive, some in a sexual context; frequent use of scatological slang, profanity, vulgar expressions, and sexual slurs
- Frequent references to physical and sexual abuse; infrequent images in a domestic dispute and pictoral context - some blood and detail
- Frequent depictions of breast, buttock, and male and female frontal nudity in a non-sexual, pictoral context
- Infrequent depictions of sexual activity - buttock, breast, and male genital nudity, explicit detail
- Frequent references to drug use in an addictions context; frequent depictions of alcohol and tobacco use in a recreational context
Thematic elements
- Art and activism
- Confronting the opioid crisis
- Legacies
Classification rationale
Rated R for explicit depictions of sexual activity
Classification date
November 24, 2022Was this page helpful?
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