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Beach Rats (2017)
Beach Rats (2017) is a coming-of-age drama film directed by Eliza Hittman. It follows the story of Frankie, a young man living in Brooklyn who is struggling to find his place in the world. The film explores themes of identity, sexuality, and family relationships.
The film contains several sexual moments that are integral to the story. Frankie is seen exploring his sexuality, both with women and men. He meets a girl at a party and they have a brief sexual encounter. Later, he meets a man online and they have a sexual relationship. These scenes are portrayed in a realistic and sensitive manner, allowing viewers to understand the complexities of Frankie's journey.
The film also features a scene in which Frankie's father discovers his son's sexuality. This is a powerful moment that shows the difficulty of coming out and the importance of family acceptance.
Overall, Beach Rats (2017) is a thoughtful and honest exploration of sexuality and identity. The film's sexual moments are integral to the story and are portrayed in a sensitive and realistic way. It is a must-see for anyone interested in exploring these themes.
A young woman tries to initiate sex with a young man. Her bare breasts are shown briefly and his partially-obscured pubic region is seen briefly when she pulls down his boxers.
A young man prepares for a sexual encounter with an older man by trimming his pubic hair and showering (partial genitals and bare buttocks seen).
A young man cruises online gay chat rooms and penises are briefly seen on his computer screen. During a live chat with an older man, the young man asks the older man to "show me your dick". The man begins to unbuckle his pants, but the shot cuts away without nudity.
A young man engages in anonymous sex multiple times with older men. Simulated sex is depicted, with rear nudity and occasional glimpses of frontal nudity.
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