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The Red Shoes
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Sex & Nudity

None.

Violence & Gore

A woman is seen with some blood on her after she is run over by a train.

Profanity

None.

A huge bottle of wine is seen at a party. Ivan is seen to be drunk at that same party.

Some cigarette butts are seen in an ashtray and some people are seen smoking (Julian while he plays piano for Vicky in Lermontov's office).

The scene where a woman is hit by a train could be frightening to some viewers. Although we don't see her being hit by the train, just the aftermath where there is some blood but no obvious huge physical trauma.

Emotionally intense scenes during the ballet of The Red Shoes. Especially after the girl leaves the fair.

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