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Love Under the Elms (1975)
Love Under the Elms (1975) is a romantic drama directed by Robert Ellis Miller. The movie follows the story of a young couple, played by Peter Fonda and Susan Sarandon, who fall in love while living in a small rural town.
The movie contains several sexual moments that are both tender and passionate. One of the most memorable scenes is when the couple first make love in a barn. The scene is beautifully shot and captures the intensity of their feelings for one another.
The movie also contains a few more explicit sexual moments. One of these is when the couple have sex in a field of wildflowers. This scene is particularly memorable for its use of slow motion and its dreamy, romantic atmosphere.
The movie also contains a few more subtle sexual moments. For example, there is a scene where the couple are lying in bed together and the camera pans to a close-up of their hands intertwined. This scene is incredibly intimate and captures the tenderness of their relationship.
Overall, Love Under the Elms (1975) is a beautiful movie that contains several memorable sexual moments. These moments are both passionate and tender, and they capture the intensity of the couple's love for one another.
A teen boy and girl (Mark Lester and Monica Guerritore) undress outside by a water fall as an older couple watches from a distance. We see the girl's breasts as she removes her sweater and his chest as he removes his shirt. They kneel face to face. We see side nudity on both and her right breast. We can also see part of his pubic hair. He touches her face and breast. She touches his face and chest. They then kiss. Both actors were 16 or 17 when the film was made.
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