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The Diary of a Teenage Girl (2015)
The Diary of a Teenage Girl (2015) is a coming-of-age drama film directed by Marielle Heller. The movie follows the story of Minnie, a 15-year-old girl living in San Francisco in the 1970s, as she navigates her way through her first sexual experiences.
The movie is a frank exploration of teenage sexuality, and it doesn't shy away from depicting the awkwardness and confusion that comes with it. Minnie's journey is marked by a series of sexual encounters, from her first kiss to her first sexual experience with an older man. The movie also explores the complex emotions that come with teenage sexuality, such as guilt, shame, and confusion.
The movie also deals with the issue of consent, and how it can be difficult for young people to understand and navigate. Minnie's relationship with her older lover is complicated, and it's clear that she is not always comfortable with the situation. The movie does a good job of exploring the power dynamics at play in such a relationship, and how consent can be difficult to navigate.
Overall, The Diary of a Teenage Girl is a thoughtful and honest exploration of teenage sexuality. It's a refreshingly frank look at the complexities of teenage sexuality, and how it can be difficult to navigate. The movie does a good job of exploring the power dynamics at play in teenage relationships, and how consent can be difficult to understand. It's a must-watch for anyone interested in exploring the complexities of teenage sexuality.
During a shot where the protagonist recounts her sex with her partner there are short glimpses shown of her having intense sex with her partner in various positions.
The movie revolves around a fifteen year old girl experimenting with her sexuality and shows her having consensual sex with adults. Her being under the statutory age of consent is never mentioned in the film, although her mother mentions that she (the mom) got married at about that age.
The female protagonist examines her appearance while naked in front of a mirror. Her breasts and butt are seen. This is the most explicit nudity in the film.
As the film revolves around the young female protagonist's sexual experimentation and her quest for self-identity, it is replete with verbal sexual references and sexual scenes.
Some of the stronger scenes include one where the female protagonist engages in foreplay with her mother's boyfriend and her female best friend, with shots of the trio kissing and the female protagonist touching her friend's bare breast; several sexual scenes between the protagonist and different male characters where nudity and sexual movements are depicted clearly and a scene where she and her best friend perform oral sex on two men in a toilet (filmed from behind, no nudity in this scene).
In one scene, the two women are seen in bed with one implied to be performing oral sex on the other.
The female protagonist is also an aspiring comic artist and her illustrations are seen intermittently throughout the film, with animated sequences of her imaging herself as a comic character. These illustrations are often sexually-suggestive and feature nudity, particularly of the female genitalia. Show drawing show explicit oral and vaginal sex with visible male genitalia.
After all the credits, the final shot is an animated penis (with testicles) that ejaculates a spray of pink hearts.
The film contains a few scenes in which the protagonist kisses other girls. It's implied that she and one girl have three-way sex with a man, and that she has sex with another girl.
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