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Anna Karenina (2012)
The 2012 film adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's classic novel Anna Karenina is a stunning visual masterpiece that captures the beauty and tragedy of the original story. The film is full of passionate and intense moments, and some of the most memorable scenes involve the sexual moments between the characters.
The film follows the story of Anna Karenina (Keira Knightley), a married woman who embarks on a passionate affair with the dashing Count Vronsky (Aaron Taylor-Johnson). The two share a number of passionate moments, including a steamy encounter in a train car and a romantic night in a hotel room. These scenes are beautifully shot and capture the intensity of their feelings for each other.
The film also features a number of other sexual moments, including a scene where Anna and Vronsky are seen making love in a field of flowers. This scene is particularly memorable, as it captures the beauty and passion of their relationship.
The film also features a number of other sexual moments, including a scene where Anna and Vronsky are seen making love in a field of flowers. This scene is particularly memorable, as it captures the beauty and passion of their relationship.
Overall, the sexual moments in Anna Karenina are some of the most memorable scenes in the film. They capture the intensity and passion of the characters' relationship, and are beautifully shot and acted. These moments help to bring the story to life and make the film an unforgettable experience.
Anna's affair and initial attraction with Vronsky begins with a dance (somewhat sensual) at a ball. Anna finally falls for him, and they consummate their relationship. We see both their bare shoulders and Vronsky's torso, and several close up views of their faces as they passionately kiss and move sexually; all during a montage of Anna going to his house for this encounter.
Another scene shows the couple clothed, lying in a forest (at a picnic), and after some suggestive dialogue, Anna climbs on top of Vronsky and begins to move slowly, sensually, and explicitly, as he responds. There are also close ups of Anna licking Vronsky's lips and face, as they begin to have sex and the scene fades out.
We see Vronsky nude from the side briefly (his backside is seen partially) as he lies next to a nude Anna (who is covered by bedsheets).
Sexual dialogue is present throughout the script, as Oblonsky admits to having affairs outside of his marriage, and a man lives with a prostitute, saying she is his wife. Costumes reveal cleavage, and Anna is briefly seen changing (we see her bare upper back). A woman is seen breastfeeding a baby, although this is very brief and doesn't reveal much nudity. Anna is called a "slut" in front of many people. Karenin takes out a box several times during the movie which looks like it contains a reusable condom. It may imply that he and Anna have sex.
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