I still remember the first time I saw a sexual film in my teenage of middle school.
The female classmate quietly brought her brother's videotape to my house to watch. The title of the videotape was written with the word (swimming) in pencil, and the writing is terrible.
The two little girls opened the video out of curiosity, making them embarrassed and naughty, forgetting whether they had finished watching it.
Sexual film.
When traveling in the old days, turn on the TV in the hotel room, press the turntable when you are bored, and there are always a few sexual channels running that pop-up, of course, fly it away immediately.
Now.
When I didn't know how to use the browser ad-blocking function, although good websites also have flying pornographic pictures.
Why do I remember these?
Because last week I saw a movie of (Ai no korîda 1976)
Director: Nagisa Oshima
My husband watched it in the 90s and he suggested watching it, it was well worth it.
But very, very boldly explicit and completely naked.
Nagisa Oshima is a Japanese film director whose works are known for their artistic alternatives and avant-garde.
He is as famous internationally as Akira Kurosawa and Yasujiro Ozu.
So I adjusted my mood to watch this movie.
The story begins to express the hero and heroine's openness and desire for sex without hesitation.
The relationship from a stranger to a lover fully shows that the two have serious psychological and physical problems, expressing everything they need and care about sexual desire, and finally it ends in tragedy.
The plot does not mention much about the growth stage of the two, why their hearts are so empty, and they have no shame in venting their desires. It is difficult for people to relate to this relationship with true love and care.
In this movie, I will focus on their sex only, and I admire the director's courage to present a true story like this.
For the 1976 movie, I gave 9 points.
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