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Trauma (1976)
Trauma (1976) is a classic horror movie directed by Lucio Fulci. It tells the story of a young woman, Anna, who is haunted by a traumatic experience from her past. The movie is filled with intense and disturbing scenes that explore the psychological effects of trauma and the power of fear.
One of the most memorable scenes in Trauma is the sexual moment between Anna and her lover, Paul. The scene is intense and passionate, and it is a powerful representation of the physical and emotional connection between two people. The scene is also a reminder of the power of trauma and how it can affect relationships.
The movie also contains other sexual moments, such as the scene in which Anna is attacked by a group of men in a bar. This scene is particularly disturbing, as it shows the vulnerability of women and the dangers of sexual assault.
Overall, Trauma is a powerful movie that explores the psychological effects of trauma and the power of fear. The movie contains several intense and disturbing scenes, including several sexual moments. These scenes are a reminder of the power of trauma and how it can affect relationships.
There are several sex scenes in the film, and frontal female nudity. There is a scene where a female is raped by one man whilst another watches with a shotgun. One man is seen thrusting with his posterior visible. The female is fully clothed but is in clear distress. There is a scene where a woman unfastens her blouse and masturbates. When a man goes through his secretary's handbag, he finds a dildo. There is one lesbian scene.
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