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Film is a medium which can encapsulate the perks of all the other art forms. Movies take us into their realm and make us fall in love with the characters and the lives that they are living. Most films which we see around us tend to tell a story and try to be as honest as possible with the characters and their reactions to certain situations. No matter how much they claim to be realistic, we should all be aware that film realism and real life are not the same. Films will always have a garb of reality wrapped around something that is meticulously planned and executed.
Most of the times in films, there are moments or situations that are best left to the viewers’ imagination. For instance, you don’t typically see a surgery in movies. Similarly, you never see an actual sex. And for good reason! But… rules are made to be broken. You will be surprised to know that there have been quite a few films where the actors have indulged in actual sex (just to be clear, we are not talking about porn here.) Yes, we are talking about unsimulated sex on camera, right in front of the entire crew. Once you watch these scenes, you might question whether they needed to be real. But irrespective of what you feel, in the end, that was a filmmaking choice. And we have to respect that.
If you are wondering where you can catch such films with real sex scenes, we have good news for you. They are available on the biggest streaming platform. Here’s the list of best unsimulated sex scenes on Netflix.

This Canadian erotic thriller is one of the best films with unsimulated sex scenes you will find on Netflix. This is because the film is not just about sex, but about two women who are trying to discover their own selves through the love that they feel for each other and the struggles they have to go through to carry on seeing each other. The film centers around Jasmine, a fashion editor, and Dallas, a roofer, who start a steamy affair after the latter relentlessly pursues former despite knowing that she lives with her fiancee. Though Dallas is initially turned away, Jasmine finally falls for her and they begin an affair which they almost literally keep under the sheets. There are a number of unsimulated sex and masturbation scenes in ‘Below Her Mouth’, and it must be said that the leads Natalie Krill and Erika Linder have been able to shed all their inhibitions and perform in a manner hardly seen before in mainstream films.
Are you enchanted by the lives people belonging to the high society live? They seem to be completely inside their own bubble where the rest of the city becomes not of much importance to them. Each urban area has such a class of people whose taste in art, fashion, and all things exquisite makes them fall in a bracket where only a few can belong. This 2018 film is about two people, a professor and his art gallery curator wife who can go to any measure required to gain entry into the high society of Seoul. To do this, they are ready to shed all of their inhibitions and ethics. Naturally, when a character vows to do something like this, chances are you will find him or her engaging in sex to gain an entry into the forbidden world they so desire. Most of the sex scenes in ‘High Society’ are extremely graphic , with one particular scene stealing the cake. Here we see two characters getting a bit too ahead of themselves with lubricants. Watch the film, but without kids around!
3D is mainly used to shoot extravagant scenes of CGI and action to make them more visceral. But using 3D to shoot sex? This is something only Gaspar Noe can think of. In this 2015 film, Noe has left nothing to the imagination at all. From the very first scene itself, ‘Love’ shows that sex here will be completely unsimulated. The story centers around an American student in France and his relationship with two girls over a certain period of time. You name any sexual act imaginable and you will find it here, shot in the most exquisite fashion possible. From unsimulated oral sex to penetrative sex to ejaculating directly into the camera- ‘Love’ simply stops at nothing. Noe has said that this film was his attempt at making sex more aesthetic. It is true that most sex scenes we see in films are shot beautifully. In ‘Love’, Noe makes it rather clear that he’s here not to tell you a story with lots of sex, but to show you lots of sex with a loose story to give his film a narrative flow.
This is probably the only erotic drama to have won the Palme d’Or. ‘ Blue Is The Warmest Color ‘ premiered at Cannes and immediately became the talk of the town. Hardly had anyone seen a film with such graphic sex at the festival for a long time. The story of the film centers around two women and their relationship which builds up and them crumbles down again. Adèle and Emma, the two leading characters engage in some unabashed sexual activities which are bound to raise the temperature whenever you watch this film. ‘Blue Is The Warmest Color’ boasts of unsimulated lovemaking of both the homosexual and heterosexual nature. The story and the performances are brilliant, but it naturally is the sex which becomes the most attractive part of the movie.
Lars von Trier has always been someone to walk the road less traveled. His films are made in the way he wants to make them, and he doesn’t care what others might think of his work. With films like ‘Antichrist’ (2009) and ‘The Element of Crime’ (1984), von Trier has already achieved a status others cannot even perceive of. And when he came out with ‘ Nymphomaniac ‘ in 2013, the world had to sit up and take notice. The film, as the title suggests, is about the life of a sex addict. And naturally, von Trier does not hold back while depicting her life in totality. We come to know about the colorful life of the central character Joe via her conversations with aa middle-aged man called Seligman. Just like ‘Love’, these two films also do not hold back anything. From oral sex to penetrative sex to a number of stills of the male genitalia of different shapes and sizes- von Trier just tests your limits with his cerebral depiction of the life of a sex addict.
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Film is a medium which can encapsulate the perks of all the other art forms. Movies take us into their realm and make us fall in love with the characters and the lives that they are living. Most films which we see around us tend to tell a story and try to be as honest as possible with the characters and their reactions to certain situations. No matter how much they claim to be realistic, we should all be aware that film realism and real life are not the same. Films will always have a garb of reality wrapped around something that is meticulously planned and executed.
Most of the times in films, there are moments or situations that are best left to the viewers’ imagination. For instance, you don’t typically see a surgery in movies. Similarly, you never see an actual sex. And for good reason! But… rules are made to be broken. You will be surprised to know that there have been quite a few films where the actors have indulged in actual sex (just to be clear, we are not talking about porn here.) Yes, we are talking about unsimulated sex on camera, right in front of the entire crew. Once you watch these scenes, you might question whether they needed to be real. But irrespective of what you feel, in the end, that was a filmmaking choice. And we have to respect that.
If you are wondering where you can catch such films with real sex scenes, we have good news for you. They are available on the biggest streaming platform. Here’s the list of best unsimulated sex scenes on Netflix.

This Canadian erotic thriller is one of the best films with unsimulated sex scenes you will find on Netflix. This is because the film is not just about sex, but about two women who are trying to discover their own selves through the love that they feel for each other and the struggles they have to go through to carry on seeing each other. The film centers around Jasmine, a fashion editor, and Dallas, a roofer, who start a steamy affair after the latter relentlessly pursues former despite knowing that she lives with her fiancee. Though Dallas is initially turned away, Jasmine finally falls for her and they begin an affair which they almost literally keep under the sheets. There are a number of unsimulated sex and masturbation scenes in ‘Below Her Mouth’, and it must be said that the leads Natalie Krill and Erika Linder have been able to shed all their inhibitions and perform in a manner hardly seen before in mainstream films.
Are you enchanted by the lives people belonging to the high society live? They seem to be completely inside their own bubble where the rest of the city becomes not of much importance to them. Each urban area has such a class of people whose taste in art, fashion, and all things exquisite makes them fall in a bracket where only a few can belong. This 2018 film is about two people, a professor and his art gallery curator wife who can go to any measure required to gain entry into the high society of Seoul. To do this, they are ready to shed all of their inhibitions and ethics. Naturally, when a character vows to do something like this, chances are you will find him or her engaging in sex to gain an entry into the forbidden world they so desire. Most of the sex scenes in ‘High Society’ are extremely graphic , with one particular scene stealing the cake. Here we see two characters getting a bit too ahead of themselves with lubricants. Watch the film, but without kids around!
3D is mainly used to shoot extravagant scenes of CGI and action to make them more visceral. But using 3D to shoot sex? This is something only Gaspar Noe can think of. In this 2015 film, Noe has left nothing to the imagination at all. From the very first scene itself, ‘Love’ shows that sex here will be completely unsimulated. The story centers around an American student in France and his relationship with two girls over a certain period of time. You name any sexual act imaginable and you will find it here, shot in the most exquisite fashion possible. From unsimulated oral sex to penetrative sex to ejaculating directly into the camera- ‘Love’ simply stops at nothing. Noe has said that this film was his attempt at making sex more aesthetic. It is true that most sex scenes we see in films are shot beautifully. In ‘Love’, Noe makes it rather clear that he’s here not to tell you a story with lots of sex, but to show you lots of sex with a loose story to give his film a narrative flow.
This is probably the only erotic drama to have won the Palme d’Or. ‘ Blue Is The Warmest Color ‘ premiered at Cannes and immediately became the talk of the town. Hardly had anyone seen a film with such graphic sex at the festival for a long time. The story of the film centers around two women and their relationship which builds up and them crumbles down again. Adèle and Emma, the two leading characters engage in some unabashed sexual activities which are bound to raise the temperature whenever you watch this film. ‘Blue Is The Warmest Color’ boasts of unsimulated lovemaking of both the homosexual and heterosexual nature. The story and the performances are brilliant, but it naturally is the sex which becomes the most attractive part of the movie.
Lars von Trier has always been someone to walk the road less traveled. His films are made in the way he wants to make them, and he doesn’t care what others might think of his work. With films like ‘Antichrist’ (2009) and ‘The Element of Crime’ (1984), von Trier has already achieved a status others cannot even perceive of. And when he came out with ‘ Nymphomaniac ‘ in 2013, the world had to sit up and take notice. The film, as the title suggests, is about the life of a sex addict. And naturally, von Trier does not hold back while depicting her life in totality. We come to know about the colorful life of the central character Joe via her conversations with aa middle-aged man called Seligman. Just like ‘Love’, these two films also do not hold back anything. From oral sex to penetrative sex to a number of stills of the male genitalia of different shapes and sizes- von Trier just tests your limits with his cerebral depiction of the life of a sex addict.
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From "Love" to "The Brown Bunny" and Abdellatif Kechiche's controversy-marred "Mektoub," Cannes has been riled up by many an unsimulated sex scene.
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Editor’s Note: This story was originally published in May 2019 and has been updated accordingly.
Cannes has a history of premiering sexually explicit films throughout its history — and with all manner of unsimulated acts — to both shocks and shrugs on the Croisette.
An avant-garde film like Yugoslavian director Dušan Makavejev’s brilliantly sex-crazed bonanza “Sweet Movie” likely didn’t swallow well with American audiences treated to its insanities, from coprophilia to vomit play, but it’s gone on to attract a cult following.
Most recently, “Blue Is the Warmest Colour” director Abdellatif Kechiche effectively made himself persona non grata among U.S. distributors when, in 2019, he released his nearly four-hour-long sequel “Mektoub, My Love: Intermezzo,” a graphic and some felt blatantly misogynist epic of young people having all the sex in the world. The film has never been seen stateside and remains the subject of ongoing legal entanglements due to Kechiche’s treatment of lead actress Ophélie Bau, who claimed he denied her permission to see the film’s most graphic scene prior to the premiere. Kechiche had a slightly warmer reception in 2013, when the simulated but realistic acts in “Blue” helped power it, and leads Adèle Exarchopoulos and Léa Seydoux, all the way to the Palme.
This year’s festival was heavier on horrors of the body (“Crimes of the Future,” “De Humani Corporis Fabrica’) than its pleasures (though Claire Denis’ “Stars at Noon” brought some steam to the Croisette). But Cannes most years, as you’ll see below, has at least a few sex scandals of its own. Below, we look back at the history of unsimulated sex scenes at Cannes — from the arcane to the more arthouse-accessible like Gaspar Noé and Lars von Trier and, of course, Vincent Gallo’s infamous “Brown Bunny” oral sex scene.
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While often credited as premiering in Cannes, this Swedish thriller — also known as “They Call Her One Eye” and “Hooker’s Revenge” — was a exploitation film that debuted in the Cannes Market. It only achieved a level of auteur bona fides when the schlockmeisters at American International Pictures released a dubbed version in the U.S., where it found a passionate fan in Quentin Tarantino and inspiration for his Elle Driver character (Daryl Hannah) in “Kill Bill.” Written and directed by Bo Arne Vibenius under the pseudonym Alex Fridolinski, it tells the story of a mute woman (Christina Lindberg) who seeks revenge against the men who forced her into heroin addiction and prostitution. Initially banned by the Swedish film censorship board, the film features hardcore pornographic sequences in addition to a punishing amount of gore. — TO
Directed by Yugoslavian Dušan Makavejev, the avant-garde dramedy follows two women: a virgin Canadian beauty queen as she attempts to flee from her millionaire husband and his solid gold penis; and a socialist captain of a ship loaded with sugar and candy, sailing down the Seine with her lover in tow. With explicit sex scenes, the original cut included depictions of coprophilia, emetophilia, and suggested child molestation. It was banned in several countries or gutted prior to release. “Sweet Movie” premiered at the 1975 Cannes Film Festival. —TO
The feature debut of Bruno Dumont, the film follows a group of bored teenagers led by Freddy, who’s engaged in a rather crude sexual relationship with a girl named Marie. When young immigrant Kader expresses interest in Marie, and she responds to him, Freddy’s gang is outraged, setting off a tragic chain of events. Including a scene of a brutal rape, Dumont shoots
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