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Love (2015)
Love (2015) is a French romantic drama film directed by Gaspar Noé. The film follows the story of two young people, Murphy and Electra, as they explore their passionate relationship. While the film is filled with moments of tenderness and intimacy, it also contains some of the most explicit and controversial sexual scenes ever seen in a mainstream movie.
The film opens with a graphic and prolonged sex scene between Murphy and Electra. This scene is not only explicit in its depiction of sex, but also in its exploration of the characters’ emotions. The scene is shot in a single take and is filled with raw emotion and passion.
The film also features a number of other explicit sexual moments. One of the most memorable is a scene in which Murphy and Electra engage in a threesome with another woman. This scene is particularly controversial due to its graphic nature and the fact that it is shot in a single take.
The film also features a number of other sexual moments, including a scene in which Murphy and Electra engage in a passionate kiss in a swimming pool. This scene is particularly memorable due to its romantic and sensual nature.
Overall, Love (2015) is a film that is filled with explicit and controversial sexual moments. While some viewers may find these moments to be too graphic or uncomfortable, they are integral to the story and help to explore the characters’ emotions and relationships.
In one explicit sex scene, you can see a woman on top of a man and penetration can be shown clearly.
A graphic sex scene includes a woman shown giving oral sex to a man, and every detail can be seen, a few moments later they have sex in a dark alley.
From the opening frame, there are several graphic sex scenes with lots of nudity. Woman masturbates man to orgasm while he is fingering her vagina. Sexual contact is clearly seen as well as ejaculation.
Female nudity; breasts, bottoms, and pubic hair are often shown, however there are no direct views of the vulva/vagina. Male nudity; full frontal and quite often very explicit.
The film graphically deals with a past love affair that lasted for two years and saw the two main characters engage in all sorts of casual and less casual sexual practices, including an attempted threesome with a transgender person. Many of these practices are shown in graphic detail.
Most of the sex is un-simulated (meaning the sex is really happening). Coitus with Omi is simulated, per interviews with her.
In one scene two females and one male engage in a threesome.
An erect penis is shown many times throughout the film.
Two or three times an ejaculation is shown, including one scene where a woman's hand is seen masturbating an erect male penis (which is the only thing onscreen), before the male ejaculates directly at the camera lens.
Quite a lot of sexually-related talks throughout.
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