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The Water Diviner (2014)
The Water Diviner (2014) is a powerful and moving drama directed by Russell Crowe. It tells the story of an Australian farmer, Joshua Connor (Crowe), who travels to Turkey in 1919 to find his three sons who went missing during the Battle of Gallipoli. Along the way, he meets a beautiful Turkish woman, Ayshe (Olga Kurylenko), and the two form a strong bond.
The Water Diviner is a film that is not afraid to explore the complexities of human relationships, including the sexual ones. In one of the most memorable scenes, Joshua and Ayshe share a passionate kiss in the middle of a crowded street. This moment is both romantic and daring, as it is a reminder of the forbidden love between the two characters.
The film also features a number of other sexual moments, including a scene in which Joshua and Ayshe make love in a barn. This scene is particularly powerful, as it shows the two characters connecting on a deeper level. It is also a reminder of the power of love, even in the midst of war and tragedy.
The Water Diviner is a powerful and moving film that is not afraid to explore the complexities of human relationships. It features a number of memorable sexual moments that are both romantic and daring. These moments remind us of the power of love, even in the midst of war and tragedy.
A man digs a well and we later see him removing the shirt in a long shot before taking an outdoor shower.
A lake scene shows several men bathing in the water. Very briefly the camera spans, showing multiple men's backsides.
In a Turkish bath, shirtless men wear long towels on their waist.
A woman uses bread dough to form the genitals of a man and another woman giggles.
A man stays in an Istanbul hotel run by a war widow and becomes friendly with her; she tells him that during marriage arrangements, the sweeter the coffee served, the deeper the love will be.
A man and woman share a candlelight dinner late at night, talking, smiling and looking into each other's eyes.
A widow's brother-in-law demands that she marry him, but she stalls, thinking that her husband is still alive; she visits the brother-in-law's house, where she is told that the man will visit her each third night and later the widow refuses to marry the man.
A woman who lives in a hotel wears a lot of makeup and a man refers to her using a derogatory term.
A man accuses a male soldier of having been to a brothel, but the soldier only smiles and admits he has heard of it.
A husband pulls his wife out of a pond and the thin fabric of her outfit is soaked. The sheer white fabric briefly shows outline of the breast and nipples.
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