Zulu Dawn

People are stabbed, shot and beaten, with occasional sight of blood, notably during a prolonged, intense battle sequence in the final part of the film. In one scene, a British soldier beats a Zulu captive; however, there is limited detail.

Several sequences of threat occur throughout the film, including sight of advancing warriors and chase scenes with gunfire.

Bad language ('bloody', 'bugger', 'bastard', 'arse', 'piss', 'hell', 'damn' and 'God') occurs.

Scenes include racist comments and attitudes toward native Africans, reflecting the historical attitudes of the period. Discriminatory attitudes and language are not endorsed by the film as a whole.

Several scenes show wounded men and corpses with wounds and aftermath blood. A man's scars are briefly shown in close-up.

Brief, non-sexual female nudity includes sight of a woman's breasts.

Adults are occasionally shown drinking alcohol and smoking.