Luke Skywalker leads a mission to rescue his friend Han Solo from the clutches of Jabba the Hutt, while the Emperor seeks to destroy the Rebellion once and for all with a second dreaded Death Star.
This movie contains 29 potentially triggering events.
Debatable whether Vader would be classified as abusive but he cut his son’s hand off and tries to kill him throughout the series (neither in a domestic context). His son, Luke, forgives Vader, which is ultimately what leads Vader to kill the Emperor and save the day. Vader is also the Star Wars universe’s equivalent of a N*zi and has killed countless, including children.
I would say Oola, the original slave girl, is also brutalized. She is forced to dance in a skimpy costume. Just before she is dropped to the Rancor, Jabba tries to coerce her to do something, most likely to approach his throne but it's not clear other than it's something that she doesn't want to do. After she falls through the trap door, the crowd gathers to watch her die and laughs and cheers while she is killed.
Luke's prosthetic hand is shot and he reacts in pain. Later he inspects the damaged metal and wires and then puts a glove on which he wears for the rest of the movie.
A villain electrocutes a main character with lightning on screen, causing the character to scream and convulse in agony; this goes on for almost two minutes and nearly kills the character. Afterward, the character is visibly weakened.
Luke has a prosthetic hand, but the actor doesn't. Darth Vader is revealed to have significant physical disabilities and rely on assistive technologies; the actor playing him is able-bodied.
There's an extended fight sequence over the pit of a monster said to eat victims whole and digest them alive. Several major characters almost fall in, and many minor villains do fall in.
A Turkish cultural center has accused the film of racism, as Jabba the Hutt (who has slit eyes and was almost given a fez in earlier concepts) is a hookah-smoking killer who lives in a palace with architecture similar to the Hagia Sofia and other mosques.