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Leviathan (2014)
Leviathan (2014) is a Russian drama film directed by Andrey Zvyagintsev. It tells the story of Kolya, a car mechanic living in a small coastal town in Russia, and his struggles with the corrupt mayor of the town. The film has been praised for its powerful portrayal of the human condition and its exploration of themes such as power, corruption, and justice.
One of the most powerful aspects of Leviathan is its exploration of sexual moments. The film features several scenes of Kolya and his wife Lilya engaging in sexual activity, which is portrayed in a realistic and intimate manner. The scenes are not gratuitous, but instead serve to further the story and to illustrate the power dynamics between the two characters.
The film also features a scene in which Kolya and Lilya are in a car together and Kolya begins to make advances towards her. This scene is particularly powerful, as it shows the power dynamics between the two characters and how Kolya is able to manipulate Lilya into doing something she does not want to do.
Overall, Leviathan is a powerful film that explores the human condition and its various aspects, including sexual moments. The film is a must-see for anyone interested in exploring the complexities of relationships and power dynamics.
There is a sex scene, with a husband and wife discovered by a teenage boy. Only their arms and shoulders are seen as the man apparently thrusts into the woman from behind. As the couple realise they have been seen, an arm reaches out to turn off the light. Although no sexual activity is shown, there is some panting and moaning.
The film also contains some moderate nudity, with a woman's pubic hair visible for about a half minute in one scene where she is nude from the waist down, and pictures of some bare-breasted women taped to the glove box of a police car.
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