Pieta. Kim Ki-duk, 2012.
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Edition screened: Image/Drafthouse Blu-ray, released 2013. Japanese language with English subtitles. Runtime approximately 104 minutes.
Summary: Recurring butchering and rough handling
Details:
1) A chicken is handled roughly, 9:34-10:34. Later her beheaded and plucked carcass is seen overhanging a small cooking pot, 10:38-10:50.
2) A live eel in a clear plastic bag is dropped at an entranceway, 22:00. It escapes the bag and flops down the cement steps through 22:32.
3) A rabbit is abducted from its clean cage in an old lady’s apartment and carried away by the ears, 26:55-27:00.
4) The rabbit is turned loose in the city streets at 38:30, and at 38:44 we see and hear the vehicle depicted as hitting him on the road, but do not actually see the killing or the dead rabbit.
5) The eel from the previous scene, revealed to have been put in a shallow aquarium, now is pulled out, strangled, and decapitated, 38:55-39:04.