No sex or nudity whatsoever.

Very mild violence throughout, consistent with Shakespeare's tragedy.

Polonius is stabbed through the curtain. He falls down dead. Not graphic.

A character drowns herself in the river. We briefly see her floating dead in the river.

The end scene of the play has a fair level of violence. However, this movie's depiction of it is very tame and is not bloody or disturbing in any way.

None whatsoever.

It is implied Claudius gets drunk every night at his lavish parties. This is condemned by the noble characters in the film and by the story as a whole.

A poisoned drink kills a character.

There are themes of familial strife, treachery, and murder throughout.