Titane

The film explores sexuality and gender. The lead female character shows sexual attraction to men, women, and cars, and all are presented without judgment. She disguises herself as male, binding her breasts and pregnant stomach, to pass as a man's missing son, but there is also some indication of discomfort with her pregnant body. Stereotypically masculine firemen are shown to be uncomfortable with non-conforming gender representations, when the main character dances erotically while presenting as male. It is a mostly White cast, with only supporting actors of different ethnic origins. Sexist and racist men on a bus say, "Black, Arab, whatever, a hole is a hole," and go on to verbally harass a Black woman.

Car accident. Explosion. Close-up of surgery on child's head and scar in the aftermath. Characters stabbed through ear, cheek, and body with a hair pin; have legs of a stool forced through the mouth; are locked in a room with a house on fire; and fall unconscious before being resuscitated. Dead bodies are shown. There is physical fighting, strangling, and pulling on piercings. A character smashes their face against a sink to break their nose and disguise their looks. A fire simulation portrays the burning body of child. Body horror includes a pregnant woman punching her own stomach repeatedly and inserting a hair pin into her vagina in an attempt at abortion; scratching until a hole forms in her stomach and pushing her finger inside; oil produced from nipples and vagina in the place of blood/milk; and skin splitting on the stomach revealing metal during labor. A man touches a woman sexually without permission, another makes forceful sexual advances through a car window.

A character hugs and kisses a car, lies naked in the back seat with wrists bound, rocking the vehicle for sexual pleasure. Characters dance erotically on cars in underwear. There is kissing, touching, and licking of bodies. Full frontal female nudity and male nudity from behind. Characters who have acted as father and son kiss, though they are not actually related.

Occasional use of "f---ing," "f--k," "s--t," "ass," and "a--hole," as well as "hell," and "goddammit." Offensive terms are used, such as "retard," and sexist language includes "ho," "bitch," "slut," and "p---y."

Characters smoke cigarettes. Steroids injected into backside. Mention of sleeping pills, and character shown unconscious from an overdose. Characters drink alcohol and dance as though inebriated.