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Just Ask My Children (2001)
Just Ask My Children is a 2001 drama film directed by David Saperstein and starring Virginia Madsen, Robert Loggia, and James Russo. The film tells the story of a mother's fight to save her children from a life of abuse and neglect.
The film contains several powerful sexual moments that are both heartbreaking and uplifting. One of the most powerful scenes is when the mother, played by Virginia Madsen, confronts her abusive husband in court. She bravely stands up to him and speaks out against the abuse her children have suffered. This scene is a powerful reminder of the strength and courage of survivors of domestic violence.
Another powerful sexual moment in the film is when the mother and her children are reunited after a long separation. This scene is a beautiful reminder of the power of love and family. It is a powerful reminder that even in the darkest of times, love can still prevail.
The film also contains a powerful scene in which the mother and her children confront their abuser in a public setting. This scene is a powerful reminder of the strength of survivors of abuse and the importance of speaking out against abuse.
Overall, Just Ask My Children is a powerful film that contains several powerful sexual moments. These moments are both heartbreaking and uplifting, and serve as a reminder of the strength and courage of survivors of abuse.
A woman mentions on the telephone while in prison that she's "so lonely for (her husband)", which she whispers into the receiver so nobody can hear her.
A number of sexual innuendos made, including a prison guard accusing a woman of not wanting meat from the cafeteria menu because it's not "tender enough" (a reference to child molestation).
A woman is raped in prison; this happens off-screen, but we see a woman accusing her of "liking the mouths of little boys" before getting the other inmates to help hold her down to a mattress as they rape her.
A policeman smiles smugly as he forces a woman and two boys to get dressed in front of him; all three are visibly terrified by him.
A young boy is given a rectal exam and is examined for sexual abuse without consenting; he is upset by this; the exam is later brought up in court multiple times.
A brief image is shown of a prison inmate with multiple porno photos on his cell wall of women in bikinis and panties.
A woman and her husband kiss; sex is initiated, but before they can, their neighbours arrive to play a game of cards with them.
A woman and her husband kiss in front of a bailiff.
It is implied that a woman has had to undergo a body cavity search, and later that an elderly grandmother had to go through the same thing.
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