A woman named Fantine is attacked by a man on the streets and is charged by the police for committing adultery. But Valjean orders her release to let her go home to her daughter.

This movie contains violence ranging from fights to a war as it was in the Les Miserables book and why the fighting a violence happened.

There's blood shown in the movie with the injured men.

A man at the prison quarry can be seen using dynamite but the rock falls on him and pins him to the ground. Jean Valjean quickly rescues him by lifting him up as the guards take him away.

A man gets pinned by the broken cart. and Jean Valjean as Mayor decides to rescue him by lifting up the cart which allowed others to get him out.

Fantine is seen attacked by a man on the streets and fights back but is arrested and is charged by the police.

There are dead wounded soldiers out on the battlefields.

There is a street riot caused by the French rebels that can be seen during the parade.

The French rebels can be seen behind the barraciade using musket guns shooting at French soldiers and the rebels also getting shot at.

A woman named Éponine is seen getting fatally shot and wounded and later dies.

A boy can be seen getting shot to death by a gun.

Valjean is about to shoot Javert but he decides to spare his life by letting him go.

In the last stand, the French rebels die as they get shot and overrun by French soldiers and they shoot 2 of the men and both of them die.

Valjean carries a wounded man named Marius through the city sewers to safety.

Javert commits suicide by drowning himself in the water.

The word "Damn" is used a few times in the movie.

There are men in the movie that can be seen drinking wine and alcohol.

There are men that can be seen smoking tobacco pipes.

There are disturbing scenes in the movie as presented in Les Miserables movie.

This movie focuses on the cruel injustice inflicted on Valjean who struggles with forgiving other people who has wronged him.

There are homeless people in the streets seen starving to death.

There are dead bodies of French soldiers seen in the battlefield.

There are dead bodies of both French soldiers and French rebels seen lying in the streets.