Beyond that, some related tense family moments and brief smoking, the rest of the film is relatively void of any other major objectionable content. Nonetheless, should you still be concerned about the film's appropriateness for yourself or anyone else in your home, you may wish to more closely examine our detailed content listings. Although neither bloody nor gory, we see Carl's body as it's partially pulled from the water in a fishing net. Later, we see Carl's fully clothed body on the autopsy table. As the coroner pushes down on his chest, foamy mucous comes from his nose.
Some blood runs from a German soldier's nose after being hit in the face with a rifle butt.
Arthur Chambers gets threatening messages of suggested violence for the views he takes in his paper. A scene set aboard Carl's boat at night in the fog and a subsequent one where the Sheriff and another man pull in his fishing net only to reveal Carl dead, may be unsettling or suspenseful to some viewers. We then see several views of dead soldiers half-buried in tidal sands. We see Carl's boating accident and see his body sinking in the water. Carried by American soldiers.