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The Image (1975)
The Image (1975) is a French drama film directed by Radley Metzger. It tells the story of a young woman, Claire, who is struggling to find her identity in a world of sexual repression. The film follows her journey as she discovers her own sexuality and explores her desires.
The Image is known for its explicit sexual content, which was quite controversial for its time. The film contains several scenes of nudity and simulated sex, as well as a few moments of explicit sexual activity. One of the most memorable scenes is when Claire and her lover, Jean, make love in a bathtub. This scene is particularly powerful, as it shows the couple’s tenderness and passion for each other.
Another memorable moment is when Claire and Jean make love in a field. This scene is quite beautiful, as it shows the couple’s connection and love for each other. The scene also serves to show the power of nature and how it can bring two people together.
The Image also contains several other sexual moments, such as when Claire and Jean make love in a car, and when Claire and her friend, Anne, share a passionate kiss. These moments are all quite powerful and serve to show the complexity of human sexuality.
Overall, The Image is a powerful and thought-provoking film that explores the complexities of human sexuality. The film contains several explicit sexual moments that are both beautiful and powerful. These moments serve to show the power of love and how it can bring two people together.
This film is full of male and female frontal and rear nudity.
In two scenes, you can see the close up scenes of Anne peeing. Nothing is left on imagination.
In one scene at Rose garden and one scene at restaurant. Claire inserts her finger inside Anne's vagina.
In threesome scene with a salesgirl where Anne is doing unsimulated cunnilingus on salesgirl while see performs fellatio on Jean.
Two scenes of sex. No penetration is shown.
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