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Electrick Children (2012)
Electrick Children (2012) is a coming-of-age drama that follows the story of a 15-year-old girl named Rachel, who is a member of a fundamentalist Mormon family living in the Nevada desert. The film explores the themes of sexuality, identity, and faith in a unique and captivating way.
The film's exploration of sexuality begins with Rachel's discovery of a cassette tape containing rock music, which she believes to be a sign from God. This discovery leads her to explore her own sexuality, as she begins to question her faith and her place in the world.
The film also features several scenes that explore the sexual awakening of Rachel's brother, Joseph. Joseph is struggling with his own identity and sexuality, and his journey is depicted in a sensitive and thoughtful way.
The film also features a number of intimate scenes between Rachel and her love interest, Billy. These scenes are tender and romantic, and they explore the complexities of young love in a beautiful way.
Overall, Electrick Children is a unique and captivating film that explores the themes of sexuality, identity, and faith in a thoughtful and sensitive way. The film's exploration of these themes is both honest and heartfelt, and it is sure to leave viewers with a lasting impression.
Gay Lynn appears to have been impregnated by a boy in a car.
Vegas chorus girls are seen in their outfits. One of them cavorts in a pool in her underwear.
Rachel stands in a bra and underpants.
Gay Lynn sits on a toilet and pees, you can hear her urinating.
Rachel thinks she is impregnated by hearing a song.
poster of a naked woman covering her nipples
no nudity is shown when Rachel takes a shower, but an outline of her in a glass door
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