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Messalina, Messalina (1977)
The 1977 Italian comedy-drama film "Messalina, Messalina" is a classic example of how sex can be used to drive a story. The film follows the titular character, Messalina, as she navigates her way through the sexual politics of ancient Rome.
The film is filled with sexual moments, from the opening scene where Messalina seduces a Roman soldier to the climactic scene where she is seen in a passionate embrace with her lover. Throughout the film, Messalina is seen as a strong and independent woman who is not afraid to take control of her own sexuality.
The film also explores the double standards of the time, with Messalina being punished for her sexual behavior while her male counterparts are praised for theirs. This is highlighted in a scene where Messalina is seen in a compromising position with her lover, while her husband is praised for his own sexual conquests.
The film also touches on the power dynamics of sex, with Messalina often using her sexuality to manipulate those around her. This is seen in a scene where she seduces a Roman senator in order to gain political power.
Overall, "Messalina, Messalina" is a classic example of how sex can be used to drive a story. The film explores the double standards of the time, the power dynamics of sex, and the strength of an independent woman. It is a must-see for anyone interested in exploring the sexual politics of ancient Rome.
Several softcore sex scenes.
Full frontal female nudity.
A woman can be seen sitting on top of a man while having sex with him, completely naked.
Two lesbian girls can be seen caressing and fondling eachother.
Two women can be seen having sex, one of them performs cunnilungus on the other.
A few erotic illustrations can be seen.
A man tries to perform 12 positions with a woman as quickly as possible, this scene is mostly played for laughs.
(During a lesbian scene) A fast montage shows a close up of a vagina with marbles coming out of it.
People are having a threesome at the end of the movie, there's nothing really graphic about this scene.
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