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Below the Belt (1971)
Below the Belt is a 1971 American drama film directed by Robert F. Hill and starring Richard Gere. The film follows the story of a young man, played by Gere, who is struggling to make it in the world of professional boxing.
The film is known for its frank and explicit depiction of sexuality. It features several scenes of nudity and sexual activity, including a scene in which Gere's character engages in a threesome with two women. The film also features a scene in which Gere's character is seen masturbating.
The film's sexual content was controversial at the time of its release, and it was banned in several countries. However, it has since become a cult classic, and its frank depiction of sexuality has been praised by some critics.
The film's sexual content is integral to its story, as it serves to illustrate the struggles of Gere's character in his attempt to make it in the world of professional boxing. The film's explicit scenes of sexuality are used to show the desperation and loneliness of Gere's character, as well as the powerlessness he feels in the face of the macho world of boxing.
Overall, Below the Belt is an important film in the history of American cinema. Its frank and explicit depiction of sexuality was groundbreaking for its time, and it has since become a cult classic. Its sexual content is integral to its story, and it serves to illustrate the struggles of Gere's character in his attempt to make it in the world of professional boxing.
A man undoes a woman's top and starts to kiss her breasts. He then removes her dress and then her bra, her underwear and breasts visible. They kiss and he fondles and licks her breasts. He then removes her panties, her pubic hair visible. She removes his pants, his butt visible. Then they have sex- hard core porn
A woman (Mirka Madnadraszky) opens her shirt outside to pull her breasts outs and asks a man to touch them. Then completely removes her shirt, then takes off her skirt and underwear -her pubic hair and butt visible. Complete objectification.
A man and woman kiss. He forces her to take off her dress, her breasts and pubic hair visible. He removes his clothing, his butt visible. When he mounts the woman, his testicles and penis are visible. They have graphic porn sex.
Two women take off their clothes and kiss. Their breasts, pubic hair, and butts are visible as one likes the others breasts and stomach. It is implied that she performs cunnilingus, but it is not explicit. They then switch and the other woman performs non-explicit cunnilingus. They then move into the "69" position where they perform cunnilingus on each other. They both orgasm loudly.
At a house, some women are up for sale. They are fully nude, breasts, butt, and pubic hair visible. The men talk about their breasts, butts, and pubic hair. Jane Tsentas' character has her breasts and butt fondled by a man while she is tied up nude in stage. Degrading and objectifying to women as well as depicts boys like evil perverts.
A man buys a woman and takes her to a bed. She is already fully nude, her butt, breasts, and pubic hair visible. He removes his clothes, his butt and penis visible. She starts to kiss him, and her butt is to the camera. He fondles her breasts as they kiss. Then they have sex.
A man and woman are shown in bed nude, his butt and her breasts, butt, and pubic hair visible. It is implied that they had sex.
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