Underground. Anthony Asquith, 1928.
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Edition screened: BFI Blu-ray/DVD set, released 2013. Scored with English intertitles, no dialogue track. Runtime approximately 93 minutes.
Summary: No particular depictions of violence or harm to animals.
An excellent drama from the silent era. Good acting and direction, with some truly exciting and suspenseful moments.
Several short films about early days of the London Underground, all free of animal cruelty, are included with this BFI release:
Seven More Stations (1948)
Under Night Streets (1958)