A brief throwaway reference is made to 'pimps'.

Sequences of violence between colonial soldiers and rebels include shootings and knife slashings, resulting in blood spurts and bloody aftermath detail.

People are hanged from their wrists and repeatedly whipped.

Other scenes include beatings and people being knocked and lassoed from their moving horses.

There is sight of a man's vivid bloody back wounds in the aftermath of being violently whipped.

Infrequent mild bad language ('bloody') is accompanied by very mild terms such as 'hell'.

An unpleasant man is verbally threatening towards his wife, telling her he could kill her if he wanted to.

A fierce pack of snarling wild animals attack a man and his horse.

People are threatened by soldiers with bladed weapons and guns.

There are upsetting references to bereavement and an animal becomes distressed at the death of its owner.