Common Sense Note
Parents need to know that this intense, deeply moving drama deals with a horrific tragedy: the aftermath of a shooting spree at a college campus. A character is shown wielding a gun, and there are plenty of references to the actual shooting, though there's little actual gore. Still, plenty of psychological wounds are on display, and the subject matter can be quite upsetting/disturbing, especially for younger viewers. There's some swearing (including "f--k") and scenes showing a couple making love (a woman's breast is briefly glimpsed) and getting drunk to forget their pain.
Sexual
Content
A couple has drunken sex (not much is seen, though some movements under a sheet suggest intercourse). A bare breast is briefly visible.
Violence
Allusions to and brief news clips about a character who stormed around a college campus and shot innocent bystanders, killing some of them. It's not visually gory, but it's visceral. Some discussion of how he then killed himself (he's shown briefly wielding a gun). Another character has a meltdown at an office and screams at his colleagues. A married couple has a loud, brutally honest argument.
Language
Relatively infrequent use of words like "f--k," "hell," and "damn."
Social
Behavior
From the wreckage of a terrible tragedy rises one positive message: Time and love can heal and bring forgiveness.
Consumerism
Some products like Yoplait and FunYuns are name-dropped or shown, but there's not a lot of selling happening.
Drugs / Tobacco /
Alcohol
A grieving couple gets drunk (drinking shots of hard liquor), trying to momentarily forget their deep-seated sadness.
