Italian cinema has produced its fair share of classics over the last century. Many of these possess a strong sensual atmosphere at their core, one that is fundamental to their identity and country. In this article I will attempt to provide a healthy mixture of beloved Italian classics and more obscure modern creations, all of which are sensual cinematic delights.
Probably the most cherished of all Italian films and in many ways the most iconic as well. We follow Jep, an ageing socialite, as he faces up to his past and the loves that he let slip through his fingers. In spite of the endless party scenes with beautiful models, it is the moments with women from his own history that provide the most engaging sensual moments. Exchanges between Mussolini and these two women are notably heated and full of sexual moments.
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A fresh faced Liv Tyler steals the show as a young American girl on a voyage of discovery in rural Tuscany. The whole film is drenched in sun-kissed sexual energy as Tyler becomes the object of affection to a number of suitors, including Jeremy Irons as an ageing playwright.
The scenes that take place in the infamous Lupanare brothel paint a lively vision of Rome as a place for every kind of whimsical fantasy. Italian Polymath Pier Paolo Pasolini was an accomplished novelist, poet and intellectual in addition to being an controversial director. This heated drama stars Alba Rohrwacher and Giuseppe Battiston as a pair of strangers who embark on an illicit affair under difficult circumstances: he is married with kids, she is in a long-term relationship.
Moments of the pair together in shady hotel rooms are bathed in red light and make the heartbeat pulse. There are a number of racy moments, including shots of Loren in see-through black lace. Follow the author and view more articles.
