Topless indigenous girls throughout the first half of the film.

The Portuguese men arrive at a lake where native girls are bathing and capture and rape them.

A native girl lies down so that her male partner will sleep with her. This happens.

Infrequent showing of genitals. In the rape scene by the lake, the men uncover some of the people they initially kill and discover that two of them were "she-males," later explained as native men who live as women. They refer to this practice as sodomy.

A captured Portuguese priest is led naked, and the bottom of the shot only briefly shows his genitals.

Men are killed by guns, spears, and bows throughout the film.

After raping the native girls at the lake, the Portuguese captain and others kill most of them with knives and guns. Some deaths are shown in real time, but the camera just avoids the wounds as they are inflicted. The bloody bodies of the dead are thrown into the lake and later retrieved, treated, and mourned over by their community.

Blood: The film opens with a shot of a native girl waking up and discovering blood on her clothes indicating her first period.

Near the beginning of the film and shortly after the lake scene, two animals are killed. At the beginning, a wild boar, hunted with a gun. Later, someone hits a horse on the head. Each of these animals is then seen in close-up, lying on the ground, with a bloodstain on its head. However, the end credits clarify that no animals were harmed in the making of the film.

Various iterations of f***, including m*****f***** (in Portuguese)

In a tavern near the end, a Portuguese man (intoxicated) says something blasphemous about Jesus. It is a reference to the rain being His urine, and includes a swear word (d***).

A scene in a tavern near the end. Pretty much all the men are intoxicated.