Parents Guide for
Lawrence of Arabia (1962) More at IMDbPro »

One man rips off another's clothes (the character is only shown shirtless/from the chest up), then comments on how "very fair" his skin is while touching his chest. The scene is suggestive, but menacing rather than erotic.

Some comparatively mild violence. (Battle scenes, blowing up trains, mostly bloodless shootings, a character is nonfatally shot in the shoulder with blood shown and later a scar, a teenage character dies in quicksand, another young character is injured when a detonator explodes in his clothing and is shot in the head as a mercy, and a character is shown about to be beaten/tortured -- the scene focuses on his face as he's struck, but it's clear what's happening, and his wounds are later shown bleeding through his clothing.)

Mild Language.

Both.

The deaths of young characters may be distressing, as well as the scene of implied torture/assault and its aftermath, but by modern standards the film is comparatively subdued.