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CrissCross (1992)
CrissCross is a 1992 American drama film directed by Chris Menges and starring Goldie Hawn, Arliss Howard, and David Arnott. The film follows the story of a young girl, Tracy Cross, who is struggling to come to terms with her mother's death and her father's remarriage.
The film contains several sexual moments that are both subtle and explicit. In one scene, Tracy's father, John Cross, is seen in bed with his new wife, Annie. The two are kissing passionately and it is implied that they are about to have sex. Later in the film, Tracy and her friend, Danny, are seen in a car together. Danny is trying to seduce Tracy and the two share a passionate kiss.
The film also contains a few scenes of nudity. In one scene, Tracy is seen taking a shower and her body is briefly visible. In another scene, John and Annie are seen in bed together and their bodies are partially visible.
Overall, CrissCross contains several sexual moments that are both subtle and explicit. These moments help to add to the film's overall atmosphere of tension and drama.
The extent of the nudity is that of a brief shot of naked young boy from behind, and scenes of a dancing woman wearing nothing but a thong, nipple coverings and tall boots. The extent of the sex is explicit sensuality between a young boy and a young girl, and implied sex between a man and a woman.
When a naked young girl begins to make out with naked young boy, the nudity is out of frame until they part from physical contact in order to address a distraction. The naked boy can then be momentarily seen from behind scrambling to pull up his shorts and put on his clothes, no frontal nudity. The encounter had been initiated by the girl who had taken the time to unbutton and remove the boy's shirt.
In the closeup shot of the almost-bare buttocks of a dancing woman, one of the many men among the audience to a dancer gently tugs at the back of the thong she is wearing and slips a folded five-dollar bill between the thong and her otherwise bare behind.
When a woman operating a motorcycle on public ways agrees to provide a ride to a hitchhiking young boy, she places his hands on her shirt-covered breasts as the fixtures for the passenger to hold onto for the duration of the ride.
A young boy goes inside a night club through an unattended unsecured entrance. The club hosts strip shows. There are shots of how he reacts with curiosity, worry and shame to who and what behaviors he is seeing there from his incognito position, so his observation is purely implicit.
At a public setting, a man's bare behind is briefly exposed when he pulls the top of his shorts away from his waist toward the top of his legs in order to moon some folks.
Throughout the movie, a young boy reveals many wonders and misconceptions he holds about things relating to relationships and sexual intercourse. When soliciting two men for him to sell contraband to them, he mentions some kind of sexual bonus as part of the deal, to which the men inquire for clarification that he can connect them with girls who are prostitutes, further which the boy does not seem to know how to answer.
In voiceover monologue, a young boy speaks about what his girlfriend (one grade ahead of him) and other folks have told him about the meaning of orgasms. Sometime after acquiring a contraband substance, he asks a man, "Do people use this stuff because it helps them become sex maniacs?"
A man and woman can be seen sitting up in bed with sheets covering their otherwise naked bodies. Unbeknown to them, they are being briefly observed by a young boy. The woman mentions how she has not felt so good in a long time, the implication being that she and the man had engaged in sexual intercourse some moments earlier.
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