Camping Cosmos (1996)

Camping Cosmos is a 1996 Belgian comedy film directed by Dominique Standaert. The movie follows the story of a group of campers who are on a camping trip in the Belgian countryside. The movie is filled with sexual moments, from the campers' awkward attempts at romance to the more explicit scenes.

The movie starts off with the campers arriving at the campsite and setting up their tents. As they settle in, the campers start to explore their new surroundings and get to know each other. One of the campers, Jean-Claude, is particularly interested in the female campers and tries to make advances on them. His attempts are mostly unsuccessful, but he does manage to get a few kisses from some of the women.

The sexual tension between the campers continues to build throughout the movie. One of the campers, Pierre, is particularly interested in a female camper named Marie. He tries to make advances on her, but she rebuffs him. Eventually, Pierre and Marie do end up sleeping together, but it is a brief and awkward encounter.

The sexual moments in Camping Cosmos are not limited to the campers. There is also a scene in which a group of campers stumble upon a nudist colony. The campers are shocked and embarrassed by the sight, but they also can't help but be intrigued by the sight of so many naked people.

The movie also features a few more explicit scenes. One of the campers, Jean-Claude, has a dream in which he is making love to a woman. The dream is quite graphic and explicit, and it leaves the other campers feeling uncomfortable.

Overall, Camping Cosmos is a lighthearted comedy that is filled with sexual moments. From the campers' awkward attempts at romance to the more explicit scenes, the movie provides plenty of laughs and a few moments of shock and embarrassment.