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Diary of a Rape (1971)
Diary of a Rape (1971) is a powerful and thought-provoking film about a young woman's experience of rape. The film follows the story of a young woman, played by actress Marisa Berenson, who is raped by a stranger in a park. The film is a powerful exploration of the psychological and physical effects of rape on the victim, as well as the social stigma associated with it.
The film also explores the issue of sexual violence in a very frank and honest way. It is not afraid to show the physical and psychological effects of rape on the victim, as well as the social stigma associated with it. The film also shows the victim's struggle to cope with the trauma of the rape, and her journey to find justice.
One of the most powerful scenes in the film is when the victim is in the hospital after the rape. She is in a state of shock and disbelief, and the camera lingers on her face as she tries to process what has happened to her. This scene is particularly powerful because it shows the psychological effects of rape on the victim, and how it can affect her for the rest of her life.
The film also explores the issue of sexual consent. In one scene, the victim is asked by her rapist if she consented to the rape, and she is unable to answer. This scene is particularly powerful because it shows how rape can be a violation of a person's autonomy and how it can be difficult for victims to speak up about their experiences.
Overall, Diary of a Rape (1971) is a powerful and thought-provoking film about the psychological and physical effects of rape on the victim, as well as the social stigma associated with it. The film is an important reminder of the need to take sexual violence seriously and to ensure that victims are supported and given the justice they deserve.
The film deals with the sexual experiences and fantasies of a young woman, and has nudity. The movie belongs to a period that witnessed a marked change in attitudes to sexuality, depicting people with both very conservative and very relaxed views. The lead female struggles between the two attitudes.
A young woman poses nude for photographs (fully shown), which reappear several times later in the movie.
Several women are topless in a party, with indications of possible sexual activity going on.
A woman imagines being raped by a person she's hitched a ride with (the scene is graphic).
A couple go skinny dipping in a lake. Both appear fully nude somewhat briefly, and this is non-sexual. The couple later have intercourse while a woman watches. Three people sunbathe in the nude near a house, to be later driven away by the owner.
A woman has intercourse with two men (separately). Her breasts and pubic region have been shown, and the men's bare buttocks. In the second case, she is tied to a bed by the man (she is submissive but intimidated).
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