Il dio serpente (1970)

"Il dio serpente" (1970), directed by Piero Vivarelli, is known for its explicit content within an erotic adventure narrative.

Nadia Cassini as Paola:
Nude Beach Scene: One of the most talked-about scenes involves Nadia Cassini appearing completely nude on a beach, showcasing full frontal nudity. This scene is pivotal as it's during a moment where Paola gives herself to the snake god, Jambaya.
Dancing Scene: There's a sequence where Cassini dances in a voodoo rite, which includes her in various states of undress, emphasizing her beauty and the film's erotic allure.
General Nudity: Throughout the movie, Cassini's character is often seen in situations where she's either partially or fully nude, contributing to the film's eroticism.
Beryl Cunningham as Stella:
Shower Scene: Beryl Cunningham appears in a scene where she showers with the curtain open, her breasts and buttocks visible. This scene adds to the film's sexual tension and explores the dynamics between the characters.
Beach Scene: She's also shown running around the beach naked, engaging in what appears to be a playful or romantic chase with one of the male characters, adding to the film's exotic and erotic setting.
Nudity in Rituals: Like Cassini, Cunningham's character participates in voodoo rituals where nudity is part of the cultural depiction, enhancing the film's theme of exoticism and sexuality.