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Queen of Earth | 2015 | NR | - 3.3.6

Two women (Elisabeth Moss and Katherine Waterston) meet at a family lake house hoping to reconnect and recover from painful events in their lives. They soon realize that they have both changed and their friendship is tested. Also with Patrick Fugit, Kentucker Audley and Keith Poulson. Directed by Alex Ross Perry. [1:30]

SEX/NUDITY 3 - A woman wears shorts that reveal her bare legs to the upper thighs. A woman wears a low-cut, clingy tank top that reveals cleavage, shoulders and the outline of her nipples is evident through the fabric. A woman wears a second skin running suit in a couple of scenes that shows her figure. A woman is shown wearing a bikini and her cleavage and bare thighs to the hip are seen under water. A woman wears a low-cut negligee that reveals cleavage, bare shoulders and legs to mid-thigh in several scenes.
 A man and a woman kiss on a sofa and are interrupted by another couple when they come into the room. A man and a woman lie in bed (both clothed) talking and laughing until another woman comes to the door and looks at them; the man gets up and closes the door on her.
 A man talks about a "Dress to get Sexed" party.

VIOLENCE/GORE 3 - A woman finds a man lying on the ground in the woods at night and one of his shoes is off; he does not appear to be injured when she takes him inside. A woman grabs a man around the neck from the back and he struggles to get her to let go (it's not really clear what she is trying to do), and she then falls to the floor crying when another woman walks in. A woman throws a cup at a man as he leaves a house and it breaks by his feet; another woman cuts herself when cleaning up the shards (no blood shows). A woman coughs and spits out food during a party; she falls to the floor and imagines people reaching toward her and putting their hands in her mouth until she screams and covers her head with her hands (people stand around looking at her until she gets up and leaves the room). A woman leaves something on the stove top and we see it in flames as another woman yells and puts the pot in the sink dousing the flames.
 A woman yells over the phone (we don't know who she is talking to). Two women yell at each other in a few scenes and insult each other. We see a woman's face in close-up with smeared makeup on her eyes and tears in her eyes as her boyfriend breaks up with her; she yells at him and cries, and then tells him to leave.
 A woman searches through another woman's backpack. A woman lies on a floor with empty bags of potato chips on the floor around her.
 A woman tells a man, "I could murder you right now and no one would know." A woman tells a man, "I hate you." A man makes reference to "After the accident." A woman tells another woman that she knows that she has been through a lot. A man tells a woman that the owners of a house where she is staying are "terrible people." A woman talks about her father being "afflicted" and that he was depressed. A woman complains that her face hurts in a few scenes; in one scene she says, "It's like bones are grinding underneath my skin." A woman says that she is hiding. A woman talks about a man breaking up with her when he and his previous girlfriend got back together and that he "broke my heart." A woman says that curiosity killed her father and her friend says, "Depression killed your father." A man tells a woman, "Be careful, you never know." A woman tells another woman, "Your dad was ripping people off." A woman says, "You're gonna make me throw up." A woman listens in while another woman is on the phone.
 We understand that a woman's father died and it is not clear if it was a suicide (there are references to depression).
 We see a painting of a human skull. A woman finds an animal's jaw bone with teeth exposed.

LANGUAGE 6 - About 13 F-words, 9 scatological terms, 1 anatomical term, 2 mild obscenities, name-calling (dishonest sneak, spoiled, stupid, stupid brat, creepy, ignorant and childish, naïve, worthless, boring, weak, greedy, selfish, stuck up), 1 religious profanity (GD), 2 religious exclamations (Jesus, Oh God).

SUBSTANCE USE - A man offers another man a beer off-screen, people drink beer from bottles, a woman says that she and a friend went to a bar for drinks, a woman drinks a glass of wine.

DISCUSSION TOPICS - Depression, death of a parent, infidelity, dependency, anger, betrayal, co-dependency, tranquility, defeat, family, crazy, abandonment, judging people, mental illness.

MESSAGE - Mental instability can cause one to behave oddly.

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