Tom Brown's Schooldays (1971)

A boy is seen taking off a shirt and two servant girls help wash his bare chest. Not suggestive.

Boys are seen swimming in their underwear in one scene.

Boys sleep together. About five or six to a bed. Not sexual.

A girl runs into a boy's room saying that she went to a man's room because he called her there. She is crying, and she says he took off his robe and that she isn't "that" type of girl. It is implied through her dialogue that he tried to rape her.

A man tries to rape a girl. Nothing graphic. He begins to kiss her and pins her to a table. He kisses her, and she moans with fear, but then the man catches his hand in a rabbit trap, and the girl runs away.

Boys get into a fist fight. They are shirtless.

Two boys get into a boxing style fist fight. The boys are seen with bruises, but it is very fake and staged.

Two boys get into a fight. They punch each other, and one is seen lying passed out on the ground with a bruise on his head.

Boys are shown begin beaten by grown ups as a form of punishment at the school.

A boy catches his hand in a rabbit trap. He screams in pain, but no blood is shown.

A man slaps his daughter. She cries.

A boy is tossed in a blanket. He hits the ceiling and lands hard on the floor.

A boy is burned against a fireplace. We see his face agonized and he passes out.

Includes long shots of bullying. Not gory.

Many uses of British curses: blackguard. Bloody. Damn and hell are also used.

People, including children, are seen smoking. Children drink ale quite often. A boy gets roaring drunk in one scene and vomits into a bush offscreen. Another boy - who looks to be about ten - gets drunk and sings childishly.

A boy gets drunk and tries to seduce a girl.

The bullying scenes may be intense. But it's a BBC, so it isn't too intense.

The violence when a father beats his son is a little brutal, but it happens off screen.

A boy is seen crying at one point.