They know how to shoot — 30 Russian erotic films
When people think of erotic cinema, few people think of Russian films first. But this does not mean that erotica is not filmed in Russian cinema. We have selected the best Russian films with elements of erotica, touching on issues of sexuality and carnal desires.
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30 erotic films from Russia
- Melodrama “Intimate Parts” (2013, Russia).
This film was made by a young Russian director who was not afraid to address issues of sex with the frankness and directness that only they can do. The photographs tell about the life of different residents of the metropolis. They are united by one thing and one thing only. Each of them has problems in their sex life, and they must somehow solve them.
The film is very personal and autobiographical. Director Pavel Lyuminov not only talks about the complexities of relationships, but also shows them through the prism of his conflict with his ex-girlfriend, who refuses to move out after he tells her that he is leaving her.
- Drama “Loyalty” (2019, Russia).
This is the story of 30-year-old Lena, who works as an obstetrician-gynecologist. Her husband is a theater artist, and their relationship has not been going well lately. They haven”t had sex for a long time, and Lena suspects cheating. To restore justice, the woman stands on the sidelines for one night and suddenly gets a taste for it. Revenge turns into a sweet forbidden pleasure and a long-lasting deception.
- Crime drama “Locust” (2014, Russia).
Russia”s first erotic thriller. At the epicenter of events are a provincial man and a metropolitan beauty. They spend an unforgettable summer together, but the fairy tale ends when the girl returns to the city. Unable to let her go, the man pursues his mistress. But their passion suddenly crosses borders and leads to brutal murder.
Director Armen Oganezov brings Nabokov”s classic “Lolita” to the screen, but the events appear in a new light. This time, the already well-known story unfolds in a modern Russian cityscape with a distinctly Russian spirit and atmosphere.
- Drama “Forest” (Russia, 2018).
The film takes place deep in the countryside, in the middle of a dense forest. Sixteen-year-old Danila lives with a wild mother and a cruel father who is ready to indulge in debauchery. Danila is an introverted, socially awkward teenager who is bullied at school for his lack of interest in girls. However, no one expected that Danila”s love interests would be very similar to those of her father. An example is our neighbor Katya, who lives with her alcoholic husband.
- Adventure drama “What”s My Name” (Russia, 2014).
Seventeen-year-old friends Olya and Sasha go on a journey from Moscow to Crimea to meet Olya’s father, about whom they have not heard anything for a long time. The girls decide to joke and pretend to be each other, not even knowing what strange consequences this innocent joke will have for them.
- Melodrama “14+” (2015, Russia).
A touching story of first love and first uncontrollable passion between two teenagers belonging to the generation of social networks and the Internet. How they interact with each other in real life is a big question for them, but the outburst of emotions itself puts everything in its place.
- Drama “Acid” (2018, Russia).
The film is a quiet manifesto of the 20s. A generation of people who had to face socially established ideas about family, love and friendship. And when their lives no longer meet these criteria, they ask questions that eat away at them from the inside, like acid.
- Melodrama “About Love” (Russia, 2016).
A story about humility and honesty, which becomes a guiding star in the personal life of young Nina, who became the wife of a Chinese professor. She is convinced that no other manifestation of love is possible and incredible, until a handsome banker appears on the way.
- Periodic drama “About Freaks and People” (1998, Russia).
Early 20th century. Two exemplary families begin to suffer from the destructive influence of two young men, Victor and Johan. The latter has a photo studio in his basement, and images of decent people fall off like masks, revealing their vicious essence.
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- Drama “I love you all” (2019, Russia).
She has many names and many personalities. With every new man she opens up from a new side. She charms them with her beauty and makes them pay her and love her. And where, beyond this fine line, deception turns into true love and the need to love them all.
- Thriller “Ambivalence” (2018, Russia).
Stas and Peter are friends and psychology students. Their views on life are as different as fire and water. Hardworking boys and rebels, lovers of experiments, boys who are used to acting according to their conscience. These differences do not affect their friendship at all. But what happens when a woman gets involved? How does a deadly passion for beauty affect the relationships of young people?
Alexandra is collecting her own portfolio of photographs. To save money on photo studio services, a girl decides to seduce a photographer. What will win: the professionalism of a man or the charm of a young beauty who is ready to do anything to achieve her goals?
Latvia. Midsummer, the shortest night of the year, when people from different parts of the world unite under the influence of just one crazy night. What happens on the night of the summer solstice? Nobody knows.
- Crime drama “Weekend” (2013, Russia).
Igor Lebedev is the financial director of a large company. When the other becomes aware of his fraudulent activities, he decides to get rid of the problem in the simplest way — by killing the witness.
- Drama “Moscow Evenings” (1994, Russia/France).
Thirty-year-old Katya suffers from home life with a compliant husband and an authoritarian mother-in-law. The only ray of light in her monotonous life brings a whirlwind romance with Sergei. Dangerous passions drive a young woman to madness to protect her newfound happiness.
A story of frank and sensual passion between two young people who work as volunteers at a theater school in St. Petersburg. They get together in the summer and spend several days in the enclosed space of the workshop where Lisa”s father makes sculptures. Overwhelmed by a flood of emotions, their relationship turns into an intimate game.
- Comedy Ideal Couple (1992, Russia-Ukraine).
In the Couple of the Year competition, a winner is chosen and the couple receives a trip to a sunny resort to strengthen their bond. However, the husbands came up with their own method of “getting closer” and decided to exchange wives for the duration of the vacation. Of course, they don”t even question their own wives” plans.
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- Melodrama “Elephants Can Play Football” (Russia, 2018).
A dramatic love story between 40-year-old Dmitry and lonely high school student Masha after returning to their hometown for many years. Forbidden feelings that flare up between such different people lead to unexpected and extremely unpredictable consequences.
- Comedy-drama story (2012, Russia).
The director of the film, Mikhail Segal, brings together four different stories into one film, which twist at incredible speed. The driving force behind each story is the novice author”s manuscript, which has a magical effect on everyone who reads even a few words. The events of the manuscript come to life before the eyes of the film”s hero.
- Drama “Tender Fever” (2007, Russia/Germany).
A wild beach for people whose budget does not allow them to relax in more civilized and comfortable places. Every summer different people with different stories come to this beach. Different destinies strangely intertwine on this island of lawlessness and wild madness.
- Detective melodrama “Black Belar” (1995, Russia).
Spoiled by fate, Andrei Rokshin, accustomed to receiving only the best from life, cannot come to terms with the fact that his ex-girlfriend left him for another and lives happily with a new husband and three children. He plunges into her fate and finds him dead, hoping to return to himself.
This picture is a real art house, unfolding on the walls of an old St. Petersburg residential building. Its inhabitants are full of vice and recklessness, permeating the suffocating rooms of the apartment. Morality for them is an empty phrase, but the dark side of vile and despicable flesh is a bright and kind soul.
The film is a collection of short stories based on “dear friend” Guy de Maupassant and some of his stories. The motley group at the center of the plot gathered in the Borest forest and boasted of their achievements in love affairs.
- Drama “Portrait at Twilight” (2011, Russia).
Living in a provincial town, Marina regularly travels to the distant suburbs to visit her lover. One day, on a familiar road, Marina meets a man who changed her life and turned her mind upside down. The route remains the same, but the destination and the girl’s consciousness change irrevocably.
- Thriller “Castor” (2019, Russia).
The story of Dasha Regional, who, like millions of other girls, came to conquer the capital. The city, where young virgins strive to plunge into the world of glitz and chic, willingly opens up in predatory embraces to a new victim. But Dasha is ready to fight for her place in the sun with all her might.
- Drama “Text” (2019, Russia).
Ilya Gorinov is released from prison after seven years of imprisonment, in which he was imprisoned on false charges. By the will of fate, he meets the man who set him up, and even the phone falls into his hands. Now Ilya has a great opportunity to restore Vienna.
- Sports drama coach (2018, Russia).
This is a film about the fate of former national team football player Yuri Struchennikov, who makes a fatal mistake during an important match. This oversight cost him his career, forcing him to leave the national team and become the coach of a small regional team.
