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Winter Sleepers (1997)
Winter Sleepers (1997) is a German drama film directed by Tom Tykwer. It follows the lives of five people in a small German town, and the sexual moments in the film are a key part of the story.
The film opens with a scene of two young lovers, Rebecca and Mark, in a passionate embrace. This sets the tone for the rest of the film, as the characters explore their sexuality in various ways.
Rebecca and Mark's relationship is further explored when they go on a romantic weekend getaway. During their time together, they share intimate moments, including a passionate kiss in a field of flowers. This scene is particularly memorable, as it captures the intensity of their feelings for each other.
The other characters in the film also experience sexual moments. For example, Rebecca's friend Laura has a brief affair with a married man. This leads to a scene in which the two of them share a passionate kiss in a car.
The film also features a scene in which Rebecca's brother, Theo, has a one-night stand with a woman he meets at a bar. This scene is particularly memorable, as it captures the awkwardness of the situation.
Overall, Winter Sleepers (1997) is a film that explores the complexities of human sexuality. The sexual moments in the film are an important part of the story, and they help to create a vivid and realistic portrait of the characters.
A man takes a picture of a couple having sex from outside a window. The man's rear is seen.
A short but graphic sex scene takes place. This happens several times in the film.
A man and a woman walk through the house, presumably after having sex. Frontal nudity is seen of both sexes.
A man is seen laying in a bathtub, his genitals are briefly seen.
Two people go skinny dipping in a swimming pool.
A woman masturbates herself, but she remains fully clothed.
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