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My Queen Karo (2009)
My Queen Karo is a 2009 Dutch drama film directed by Dorothée van den Berghe. The film follows the story of a young girl, Karo, who is sent to live with her hippie parents in Amsterdam after her mother's death. The film is a coming-of-age story that explores the themes of love, sexuality, and identity.
My Queen Karo is a unique film in that it deals with the subject of sexuality in a frank and honest way. The film follows Karo as she discovers her own sexuality and explores her feelings for her parents, her friends, and her first love. The film also explores the relationship between Karo and her parents, and how they deal with her newfound sexuality.
The film contains several sexual moments that are handled in a mature and sensitive manner. One of the most memorable scenes is when Karo and her first love, Jeroen, share a passionate kiss. This scene is handled with a great deal of respect and sensitivity, and it serves as a reminder that sexuality is a natural part of life.
Another memorable scene is when Karo and her friend, Maartje, explore their own sexuality. This scene is handled with a great deal of respect and sensitivity, and it serves as a reminder that sexuality is a natural part of life.
My Queen Karo is a powerful and moving film that deals with the subject of sexuality in a frank and honest way. The film contains several sexual moments that are handled in a mature and sensitive manner, and it serves as a reminder that sexuality is a natural part of life.
Nudity is shown in a handful of scenes.
Naked (barely pubescent) children, naked adults. Full frontal, but not lingeringly sexual.
Also, sexual activity between various adults. Free love is a major plot point of the film, as is the fact that the protagonist, a 10-year-old girl, grows up in this environment. She sees the sexuality of adults around her, including activity between her parents and other people, sometimes simultaneously.
Three children go around in underpants quite a lot. There is a scene where they are on holiday and the kids climb to the top of a diving platform. They are naked, but seen from a distance. At the top, they are seen close-up but from the waist up. While swimming, a boy's and a girl's genitals are seen fleetingly. Shortly afterwards, while skinny dipping with adults, all that is seen is the occasional butt.
There is one female and one male adult full frontal and one scene with a woman in a see-through red dress. Apart from that the nudity consists of an occasional pair of buttocks and some breasts.
Towards the end of the movie, Karo runs away to join an ex-commune family (the two other kids and their parents). She is seen in underpants preparing for bed and given pajamas which she puts on. In the morning, she and the boy are sleeping together in just underpants. They may have attempted to copy what they had seen around them in the commune, however, Karo later refers to the boy as "her brother", so perhaps not much happened.
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