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Garden of Eden (1954)
Garden of Eden (1954) is a classic French film directed by Marcel Pagnol. The film follows the story of a young couple, Jean and Marie, who are on vacation in the south of France. While there, they explore their sexuality and discover the joys of lovemaking.
The film contains several scenes of sexual intimacy between Jean and Marie. The most memorable of these is a scene in which Jean and Marie make love in a garden. The scene is beautifully shot and captures the tenderness and passion of the couple's lovemaking.
The film also contains several other scenes of sexual intimacy, including a scene in which Jean and Marie make love in a boat, and a scene in which Jean and Marie make love in a field. These scenes are all shot in a tasteful manner, and they serve to further explore the couple's relationship and their feelings for each other.
Overall, Garden of Eden (1954) is a classic film that contains several memorable scenes of sexual intimacy. The film is a beautiful exploration of love and sexuality, and it is sure to be enjoyed by viewers of all ages.
The film is partially set in a nudist camp so there is some nudity although quite innocent by today's standard, mostly confined to rear views and the odd few bare breasts. A six year old girl is briefly seen full frontal nude by a pool. A short while later a man picks her up while still nude and runs his hand up and down her back while talking to her, done in an affectionate way though rather than sexual. Many children seen playing nude.
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