Many viewers said they felt ‘tricked’ after watching the film, which shows real, unsimulated sex scenes.
It’s pretty rare for erotic films to actually include real, unsimulated scenes, even though they’re designed to be provocative.But the movie in question, which originally came out in 2005, features a scene where the actors genuinely had sex on camera.
These days, erotic scenes are often filmed so carefully and realistically that most people can’t tell if what they’re watching is staged or not.
So it’s no surprise that many viewers felt a little caught off guard once they figured out what they had actually seen.One viewer shared on X (formerly Twitter): “I feel like that should be a crime.”
“To show someone p*** but call it a mainstream movie! They deceived me!”
In fact, back in 2019, film and TV directors in the UK were issued official guidelines on how to handle simulated sex scenes and nudity.
The aim was to protect actors by eliminating confusing situations that could lead to exploitation.
However, Gry Bay, the actress featured in the scene, said she genuinely had a good experience filming the moment, even though it was very real and explicit.
During an interview with IMDb, she said: “I really enjoyed the s** scenes with Mark Stevens, even though we were a little nervous at first.”
“We got on well together and I really like him a lot.”“It was a bit strange to have s** with a whole film crew as spectators, but in the role of Anna I found it completely natural because I lived so intensely into the role.”
The actress continued, adding: “However, I did not have an o**asm during the scenes with Mark.”
The film’s synopsis explains that the story is deeply rooted in themes of romance and temptation.It shares: “Anna is a modern, independent single girl, focused on her job and wary of getting caught in romantic relationships. Her life is all about fun.”
“Strangers without strings. No commitment, no casualties.”
“She has just found a new apartment, and is tempted to let her latest boyfriend, Frank, move in with her.”But not everything goes smoothly in the storyline, and things start to get complicated.
According to the director, “Then an old boyfriend happens to knock on her door: Johan, the very man who five years previously broke Anna’s heart.”
“Anna is tempted. It’s not good. More than ever, she needs to get back on the merry-go-round and move on.”“Fortunately, she receives an offer to design costumes for a theatre in Paris. As far away from romantic temptation as possible – right?”
Reviews of the movie All About Anna suggest that it appeals not only to couples but also to those watching solo.
The storyline seems to connect with different types of viewers.
One reviewer described it as: “Incredibly erotic love story. Something for both men and women.”“A slice of real life. This is art, not p***.”
Another person pointed out: “This is one of those movies that due to it’s uniqueness tends to stick in your head.”
“The movie is portrayed very well and the acting is very good and natural.”“This is not like any other film. It is well worth a couple of hours to watch this unfolding of a realistic love story.”
