Adultery Scenes.

Adultery is the central theme of the short. Look more…

Adultery and "debauchery" are essential parts of the narrative. Look more…

Plot involves newlywed husband committing adultery when he lives with a native woman on an overseas plantation and his wife confronts him with that woman. Look more…

Themes of adultery and prostitution, though the latter is not directly mentioned. Sensual embraces and kisses. A man puts money in the neckline of a woman's dress. A man is seen shirtless. A woman's bare back and shoulders are seen as she bathes inside a barrel; a man standing outside the barrel pulls her hair. Look more…

References to adultery. Look more…

No nudity. Adultery is mentioned throughout the film. Plenty of sexual innuendo in dialogue. Woman is modestly shown in a bathtub (covered to the neck in soapsuds). Look more…

The dialogue mentions (but doesn't show) adultery, illegitimate preganancy and a history of incest (between cousins). Very subtlely implied a man's dead first wife was a sexual predator. Look more…

A scene of adultery is implied. A married woman visits another man's apartment. They embrace and kiss. The scene fades to a later moment where the man seated on a sofa, smoking, and the woman seated on the other end of the sofa, fixing her makeup. Look more…

A man publicly admits to having committed adultery. Look more…

There are several subtle but precise references to adultery between Louis and Sibella but nothing is depicted beyond fully-clothed passionate embraces and kisses. Look more…

There are low cut dresses, and moral dilemmas. The implication of adultery (you don't see more than kissing and hugs fully clothed, but it's perfectly obvious that IT has happened), perfectly obvious bribery and blackmail. The major question of whether an animal's soul is worth less than the soul of a parson's mother... Look more…

A woman is falsely accused of adultery. This is consistent with the play itself, and it is a key element to the plot of the story. Look more…

Some mature themes including pregnancy, prostitution, and adultery, but the film is actually targeted toward adults. There is no nudity and nothing sexually explicit. Two soldiers freely comment on a superior officer's wife's appearance and reputation as she approaches. Look more…

The film mainly deals with the protagonist's comic attempts to abstain from committing adultery and other immoral acts, after he, along with many other men, send away their wives and children for the summer. Look more…

The story's main focus and central theme revolves around racism, adultery, and interracial romantic relationships. Look more…

A woman named Fantine is attacked by a man on the streets and is charged by the police for committing adultery. But Valjean orders her release to let her go home to her daughter. Look more…

The film centers around prostitution, adultery, sex, and romantic relationships. Look more…

There are themes of lust, adultery and debauchery all through the movie. Look more…

No sex act ever appears in this film. However, the murder victim is shown wearing a frilly see-through robe. Furthermore, evidence comes out at trial describing the victim as manifestly guilty of adultery, fornication, and promiscuity on a grand and manifold scale. The prosecution advances the theory that the defendant, her husband, killed her in a jealous rage. Look more…

Mild sexual innuendos, involving adultery. Like Nelly flirts with a married giraffe, which the collar of her coat flops and shows her shoulder after batting her eyes, which made the married giraffe go nuts. Look more…

A character commits adultery. We do not see the act, but see the man, shirtless, lying in bed with a young woman. No female nudity. Look more…

Some relatively tame sexual references including a preteen girl imagining being a "beautiful white nurse" that Chinese bandits will "radish". Also, there is dialogue that hints at a girl's mother committing adultery a bunch of times. The character of Henry Orient is a womanizer who has affairs with married women and it is hinted that the girls mother and he have an affair after she confronts him about possibly having an inappropriate relationship with her preteen daughter. Look more…

Not much, except the woman caught in adultery and Herodias's adulterous "marriage" to Herod Antipas (Herodias being the most unrepentant). All of the sex is implied, but not shown, and there is no nudity. Look more…

The film centers on a false accusation of adultery, but there is no actual sex or nudity. Look more…

Sexual dialogue, depictions of adultery, somewhat crude sexual "humor". Opening scene is an attempted rape, somewhat disturbing. No nudity or sex. Closest to nudity is silhouetted woman, supposedly nude, but can't really tell. Also some women wearing immodest clothing, cleavage, lots of leg, bare midriff, etc. Look more…