L’Éden et après (1970)

"L’Éden et après" (also known as "Eden and After") is a 1970 French film directed by Alain Robbe-Grillet known for its surreal and erotic elements.

Presence of Nude Scenes: The film indeed includes several nude scenes, which are integral to its narrative style and thematic exploration. The movie uses nudity both as a part of its visual aesthetic and within the context of its psychological and sexual game-playing scenarios.

Specific Content: One of the recurring motifs in the film involves nude or semi-nude French actresses, often presented in contexts that blend reality with hallucination or fantasy. For instance, there are scenes featuring characters in cages, blindfolded, or in various states of undress, which contribute to the film's atmosphere of surrealism and eroticism.

Characters Involved: Catherine Jourdan plays the lead role of Violette, who is central to many of these scenes. Other actresses like Lorraine Rainer and Jarmila Kolenicova also appear in scenes with nudity.