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- Sex & Nudity (12)
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Certification
| MPAA | Rated R for strong sexuality and some language |
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Sex & Nudity
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- Very explicit scenes with hetero and lesbian sex and nudity--breasts, butts, pubic areas shown. Scenes are long and very erotic.
- Some sexual dialogue, including discussions of orgasms.
- At the beginning of the movie two women are shown swimming fully nude, bare breasts and pubic hair visible on both women. The scene continues later on the movie.
- A woman tells another woman that she would love see to her in the moonlight with her head thrown back and her body on fire.
- A woman takes another woman home and they kiss.
- A man asks a woman to express her feelings about homosexuality.
- Camille is hurt, Petra asks her to lie face-down on a bed. Petra starts to give her a massage, first off the bed and then straddling her. Petra starts to pull Camille's sweater up to massage her back and then unhooks her bra. While massaging Camille, Petra starts to undress herself and starts to massage Camille's breasts. Before anything happens, they are interrupted.
- A man and a woman are shown having sex, the woman on top, her breasts and butt visible. He gets on top and his butt is visible.
- A woman imagines another woman kissing on her neck and touching her chest from behind.
- Two women start kissing. They remove each other's clothing and are fully nude, breasts, butts, and pubic hair visible. Some fingering and cunnilingus ensue, though nothing graphically naked.
- Two women kiss. One is shown moaning in bed, implying that the other is performing cunnilingus. Breasts visible.
- There is a flashback to a few of the above scenes where some nudity is visible.
Violence & Gore
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- No Violence & Gore in this movie.
Profanity
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- A couple of F-words
Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking
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- Two women drink scotch.
- Some talk about smoking marijuana.
- A woman drinks heavily and passes out in the snow.
