The Hunt (1966)

Dialogue about one of the men's wife separating from him and him being with a younger woman. Other dialogue about desire for rabbits and ferrets being "in heat," compared with desire for women.

Some of the characters look at a magazine with pictures of women in bikinis. Minute 0:12:40-50, 0:35:50-36:05, 0:57:37-58:00. They burn the magazine and it is briefly visible 1:02:50-1:03:00.

A young man looking through his binoculars sees a young woman bathing, from the back, from the middle back up. No nudity. Minute 1:00:40-54.

Shooting to animals. Some dead animals.

Two scenes of skinning dead animals: a rabbit (immediately after the long hunting scene), and a sheep hanging from its feet (when they go into the village later).

Drinking.

The men offer alcohol to the young man with them. In one scene the young man asks for a drink and then spits it out and asks, "What is this?"

One of the men takes medicine for his pain.

We see two animals fighting. There is also a scene where an animal is shot and is dying (actually, no special effects).

The rabbit hunt is lengthy and brutal. Many shots of rabbits being killed.

A fire starts spreading, and the men hurry to put it out. It takes time and they cough a lot.