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is a film about sexual exploration, liberation, and identity. In the opening scene, a young girl accidentally has her first sexual experience while pretending to horseback ride a couch pillow. In the following scene, the audience sees an extremely attractive woman—presumably the child we saw in the previous scene, but older—and a man riding actual horses, while the camera zooms in on their crotches.
The somewhat controversial Spanish-language film certainly doesn’t pretend to be anything it’s not. From the start, you know it’s going to get erotic, so we recommend watching it for that.Set in Poland during the 1970s, this film tells the story of sexologist Michalina Wislocka , who fought to get her book about sex, female orgasms, andpublished. After overcoming resistance from the Communist Party, the Catholic Church, and a bunch of prudish ideology, Wislocka published her book in 1978.
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