The Great Leap (1927)

Several children are shown playing and bathing completely unclothed in a few scenes.

A woman is shown in a thin and very lose-fitting swimsuit, which very briefly shows a large amount of cleavage at least once.

A fight scene occurs, although it's much more comedic than violent.

A woman slaps a man fairly hard, although it's played out to be more comedic than violent.

A large drawing of a skull is shown in at least two scenes.

A few occasional scenes of drinking and smoking.

At the beginning of the movie there are several extended scenes in which a few people climb a very large steep rock without any sort of safety harness. Nobody ever falls, but there are a few close calls, such as one person dramatically slipping. These scenes are played out to be more comedic, as opposed to explicitly intense.

A man falls into a river and ends up in a watermill, and it seems likely that he is going to get hurt, although the mill worker moves the machinery out of the way in time.