Parents guide

Shows a bare chested woman whose breasts have been cut off during a village raid.

A brief partially exposed breast quickly seen during an attempted rape by a Nigerian militia member is the only real nudity in this movie.

Monica Belluci's top gets looser and looser throughout the movie, exposing more and more cleavage as it goes along.

A woman's breasts are briefly exposed while a man is trying to rape her. (A soldier pulls the man off and kills him)

Shows a bare chested woman whose breasts have been cut off during a village raid.

The film starts with real life news reel footage of the war in Nigeria, someone is seen getting shot during this footage.

During scenes set inside a Nigerian hospital a patient is seen without a lower leg and a bloody bandage wrapped around the wound.

Several more injured patients are seen as well as a sequence set inside the operating theatre where the doctors have blood stains on their clothes.

The a soldier slits a rebel soldiers throat with an army knife, and then wipes the blood from the blade on his thigh.

A priest is made to kneel on the floor by rebel soldiers, one holds a machete high in the air and then brings it down. Although it is not seen the sequence implies that the priest was decapitated.

Several Nigerian villagers are seen to be shot by rebel soldiers.

Several rebel soldiers are shot by an American sniper.

A pile of Nigerian villagers bodies are seen.

The American special-ops team raid the village and kill all the rebel soldiers including: breaking ones neck, and one is shot in the shoulder and then stabbed in the stomach.

'F*ck' is said 24 times, including three paired with 'mother'.

'D*mn' is said ten times, including nine paired with 'God'.

'Sh*t' is said four times.

'H*ll' is said twice.

'B*tch' is said twice.

'B*stard' is said twice.

'*ss' is said once.

A rebel soldier smokes a cigarette in a village briefly.

A mild jump-scare.

A soldier explains to a woman that her and her colleagues will be killed by approaching fighters if they do not leave.

For a large portion of the movie, main characters are being tracked by soldiers who will likely kill them.

The many deaths and the violence throughout are very intense.

The intentional killing of innocent villagers by soldiers is very disturbing.

Tears of the Sun deals with the civil war in Nigeria and features scenes of ethnic cleansing, war atrocities, and a brief execution. Not for the faint of heart.