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Matador (1986)
Matador (1986) is a Spanish drama film directed by Pedro Almodóvar. It is a story of a young bullfighter, Angel, and his journey of self-discovery. The film is filled with sexual moments that are both explicit and implicit.
The most explicit sexual moment in the film is when Angel and his lover, Conchita, make love in the bullring. This scene is both passionate and intense, and it is a powerful symbol of Angel's newfound freedom and liberation.
The film also contains several implicit sexual moments. For example, when Angel and Conchita first meet, they have a passionate kiss in the middle of a crowded street. This scene is symbolic of their intense connection and desire for each other.
Another implicit sexual moment is when Angel and Conchita are in the bathtub together. This scene is filled with sensuality and intimacy, and it is a beautiful representation of their love for each other.
Overall, Matador (1986) is a film filled with sexual moments that are both explicit and implicit. These moments are powerful symbols of Angel's journey of self-discovery and his newfound freedom and liberation.
Three explicit sex scenes involving bare breasts and buttocks, tonguing of nipples, brushing a rose across female pubis. One male masturbation scene where it almost looks like you can see a partial frontal. One scene of a man seen naked from the side.
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