Alyse et Chloe (1970)

"Alyse et Chloé" (1970), directed by René Gainville, includes several nude scenes, focusing primarily on the actresses Catherine Jacobsen and Michèle Girardon. Catherine Jacobsen as Alyse: She appears in scenes showcasing full frontal nudity, including her breasts, buttocks, and bush. There are explicit moments where her character is involved in sexual activities, particularly with Chloé, which has been noted for its realistic depiction. Michèle Girardon as Chloé: Girardon also features in nude scenes, with her character often shown topless and in intimate situations with Alyse. Her nudity is part of the film's exploration of the relationship between the two main characters. The film's narrative involves themes of love, sexuality, and infidelity, set against the backdrop of the advertising world. The nudity is integral to the plot, reflecting the sexual revolution of the late 1960s and early 1970s in France, where the film was made. It's noted for its explicit content, which stirred controversy at the time, leading to censorship issues and an initial ban due to its portrayal of lesbian relationships.