A main male character is often refered to as a former organ-grinder. A rat tells several mice about how dangerous the man was.

Buratino throws a hammer at a talking cricket.

Buratino gets into a fight with a rat, until a man throws a broom at the rat.

During a stage play, a character mentions he'll get three strikes in his face. He only gets one.

A man grabs Buratino and hangs him up on a nail.

A man is about to throw Buratino into a fireplace, but decides to spare his life for a specific reason.

A cat and a fox, disguised as ghosts, chase and attack Buratino multiple times, and hang him upside down under a tree.

Some very mild references about if Buratino is dead or not.

A girl orders her dog to send Buratino into a dark closet.

Buratino is thrown into water in order to drown, because of a lie about an assassination a cat and a fox told the Chief of Police. Buratino is however alive.

Several dogs fight each other. Very mild and cartoonish. Several characters chase and fight each other in several scenes as well. Again, very mild.

Buratino is called a naughty boy a few times.

There are several uses of the word "fool", many times in relation to a place called the Land of Fools.

A man is seen to be dreaming about drinking beer.

In the middle of the crowd looking at a poster for a show, a man can be seen smoking a pipe. Same with the crowd watching a stage show.

There are some references to wine.

Nothing very intense.