Sandra Mozarowsky - Beatriz (1976)

"Beatriz" (1976) is a Spanish film directed by Gonzalo Suárez, featuring Sandra Mozarowsky in a prominent role. The movie is a drama with horror elements, based on stories by Ramón del Valle-Inclán, and it includes some scenes that have been noted for their explicit content. In the film, Sandra Mozarowsky, who plays the titular character Beatriz, appears in nude scenes that have been documented and discussed across various platforms. These scenes include moments where she reveals her breasts and buttocks, notably during a sequence involving an oil massage with other female characters, as well as a brief instance of full-frontal nudity. The film’s setting and narrative, centered around a rural Spanish town and themes of lust, obsession, and superstition, provide the context for these moments.
Sandra Mozarowsky was a young Spanish actress known for her roles in exploitation cinema during the 1970s, and "Beatriz" is one of several films where she appeared nude, contributing to her reputation in that genre. The scenes are relatively brief but have been highlighted in reviews and databases focused on cinematic nudity, such as AZNude and Mr. Skin, which describe specific clips ranging from 15 to 50 seconds in length. The film itself blends historical drama with provocative elements, typical of certain European cinema of the period, and Mozarowsky’s performance is a key part of its notoriety.