Parents guide

In the director's cut we see a man urinating into a lake. Another man yells at him, and he stops. We don't see his privates at all.

A man is bare chested outdoors before putting on a shirt.

A man says he had an arrow in his testicle for two days.

A man suggests that another man could be his son since he slept with his mother a lot of times.

A woman dresses a man's wound and says the lines along of "this is not adultery", the topic of the conversation is dragged for 15-20 seconds and the word 'adultery' is used again.

A bare-chested man and a woman with only a blanket covering herself wakes up in the same bed

A married woman enters a man's quarters at night to seduce him. They kiss and she begins disrobing him. He lifts her in his arms and places her on his bed. They are then seen naked, man on top, kissing briefly before scene cuts. Sex is assumed to follow. No explicit nudity. The director's cut increases the length of this scene by about 20 seconds

A man with his hands bound and wearing only period undergarments is led through a street seated backwards on a donkey.

Level of violence: 8/10. Strong bloody violence.

Strong violence.

Many men fight with bows and arrows and swords: one man is shot through the head with an arrow, one man is slashed (blood sprays) and another man is hacked with a sword across the back of the legs.

Several men are attacked by men with bows and arrows and swords (we hear crunching and slashing): one man is struck in the back with an arrow, one is struck through the throat (we see blood gush), one is struck in the side (he cannot put his arm down), and one man is slashed and blood sprays.

A man is slashed across the throat (blood spurts and pours) and we hear him gurgling and grunting, and he is taken away by two men who then cut off his head (we later see his head and the head of another man displayed on sticks).

A man with an arrow through his throat continues fighting many men with swords and arrows and he is struck in the chest by many arrows (we see blood on his head, mouth and chest); another man is beheaded, and another man's head is split by a sword (we see the scalp separate and bleed).

After a battle we see a few men hacking at people with axes, then see another person beheaded (he leans over a stump, a sword is raised and brought down, and we see the separated head flop to the ground). A man stabs a man under the chin with a dagger (blood spurts and pours from the wound), he falls back onto the ground and is dragged away (blood smears on the ground under him).

A man stabs another man in the stomach with a hot sword, he pushes the man back into a fire, the man gets up screaming and with his clothes in flames, and then falls to the ground dead.

Several knights surround an unarmed man, and he fights them with a rock (pounding one on the head repeatedly), then a piece of a broken pot (pounding another), he stomps on the throat of one man (we hear a crunch), and he picks up a sword and stabs another through the helmet.

Two men fight with swords (one is on horseback): they slash at each other, one throws a spear at the other, one man is slashed across the throat (blood spurts and sprays, blood sprays on a horse and we see blood on the sword), the horse rears and throws its rider and a man stands over him with a sword.

B*stard is used a few times.

H*ll is said in a biblical context.

D*mn is said.

Very infrequent mild language

Drugs, recreational: None.

Smoking: None.

Men and women drink wine, and a man drinks from a clay pot (it is unclear whether it is alcohol or water).

The film is intended for 16 over due to strong scenes of violence.

Lots of brutal battle sequences with strong blood and gore.

A man with leprosy is shown (his face and ungloved hand): his face is scarred and decayed, and his hand has bloody, graphic sores all over it.

The whole movie is very intense. Religiously-motivated violence is a strong theme.