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To the Bone (2017)
To the Bone (2017) is a movie that explores the struggles of a young woman with anorexia. It is a powerful and moving film that touches on many sensitive topics, including sexuality.
The movie follows the story of Ellen, a 20-year-old woman who is struggling with anorexia. As she goes through treatment, she begins to explore her sexuality. She has a few romantic relationships throughout the movie, and these moments are portrayed in a realistic and sensitive way.
The movie also touches on the issue of body image. Ellen is constantly comparing herself to other women, and she is very self-conscious about her body. This is a common issue for people with eating disorders, and the movie does a great job of depicting this struggle.
The movie also features a few sexual moments. These moments are not gratuitous, but rather serve to further the story and explore Ellen's journey. In one scene, Ellen and her boyfriend have a passionate kiss. This moment is powerful and moving, and it serves to show how Ellen is beginning to accept her body and her sexuality.
Overall, To the Bone (2017) is a powerful and moving film that touches on many sensitive topics, including sexuality. The movie does a great job of exploring these issues in a realistic and sensitive way.
Use of the word "orgasm" One character asks another character if they've ever been "touched" by someone bad, Nothing graphic.
No sex and only non-sexual nudity.
A woman is shown in her bra, revealing cleavage. Not sexualized in any way
When people in the home are weighed they wear only undershirts and underwear. Not sexualized
A woman is shown lying on the ground near the end of the movie. She is naked and the side of her buttocks and lower half of her breast is seen. Not sexualized at all, and not graphic
A drawing of a nude woman is seen. Her breasts and nipples are visible, but the picture isn't detailed
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