Desperate Romantics (2009-2009)

Desperate Romantics (2009) is a British television drama series that follows the lives of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, a group of young, passionate and talented artists in the mid-19th century. The series focuses on the relationships between the members of the Brotherhood and their struggles to gain recognition in the art world.

The series is known for its exploration of sexuality and sensuality, particularly in the relationship between Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Elizabeth Siddal. Their relationship is portrayed as passionate and intense, and the series does not shy away from exploring the physical aspects of their relationship.

The series also features a number of other sexual moments, such as the flirtation between William Holman Hunt and Annie Miller, and the passionate affair between John Everett Millais and Effie Gray. These moments are portrayed in a realistic and sensitive manner, and help to bring the characters to life.

The series also features a number of scenes that explore the more taboo aspects of sexuality, such as the relationship between Rossetti and his model, Fanny Cornforth. This relationship is portrayed as a complex one, and the series does not shy away from exploring the darker aspects of their relationship.

Overall, Desperate Romantics is a series that is not afraid to explore the more complex aspects of sexuality and sensuality. The series does a great job of bringing the characters to life and exploring their relationships in a realistic and sensitive manner.