A man wraps a rope around a man's throat, lashes him to a gate and threatens to kill him. A man falls through a hole in the floor and into water, he is pushed under water by a grate and he struggles to lift it before he drowns. A theater begins to burn, people run in panic, a man lies dead on the floor and a woman grieves over his body. A rope is wrapped around a man's throat, it is pulled, and the man falls to the floor dead. VIOLENCE/GORE 5 - A man is chased through the catwalks above a theater stage, he jumps and swings from ropes, a rope is wrapped around his neck, the man is pushed over the side, he falls and jerks (we see his feet jerk and hear people screaming). Women wear low-cut, off-the-shoulders dresses that reveal cleavage and bare shoulders. A woman's skirt is sheer and when it is backlit the outline of her legs is evident. A woman's stocking top, garter belt and bare thigh are seen when her skirt hangs open. Women's theatrical costumes are flesh toned and have patterns that outline their cleavage and nipples. Men in theatrical costumes are bare-chested and women expose bare abdomens and cleavage when they wear short tops.
Men admire younger women dancing and make suggestive remarks. Men and woman dance together, one man lifts a woman's skirt and climbs under it (it is not certain what, if anything, happens). A woman playing a part as a pageboy caresses another woman's side and it is implied that the characters kiss while hiding behind a fan. A man and a woman express their love for each other and kiss. A woman caresses a man's face, and he leans into her hand (please see the Violence/Gore category for more details). A man holds a woman, caresses her hip, abdomen and thigh and she swoons. A man caresses a woman's throat and cheek. A man and a woman kiss and hug each other. Men and women kiss and caress each other.
A man flashes his bare buttocks at passing people. SEX/NUDITY 4 - We see many statues of nude men and women revealing bare breasts and chests, buttocks and abdomens in several scenes.
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