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film & culture writer / empire, criterion, bbc, rolling stone, the atlantic writing on : the Vietnam era, crime flicks, boxing, sex, retro glamour, old h’wood
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A child, I am told

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By Christina Newland Verified
| Substack
When people talk about regressing, it rarely sounds like a positive thing. In children’s developmental stages, for instance, it tends to be marked by behaviour like thumb-sucking. But we all know a little bit of what it feels like, don’t we? Anyone who’s ever spent too much time in their childhood room over Christmas might know the feeling. Bored, and returning to old household dynamics, a person might feel like they’re regressing.
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'Movies are getting horny again': Why Hollywood is no longer a sex-free zone

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By Christina Newland Verified
| BBC Verified
Black Bear Pictures (Credit: Black Bear Pictures) For a while, mainstream cinema was seen to be shunning sex and sexuality. But a wave of films, from I Want Your Sex to The Invite, are now exploring it in bold and provocative ways. Sex on screen. For years it's raged on: are sex scenes "necessary" in movies? Is there enough sex? Or just the wrong kind? For a time, it seemed like every film-maker or actor would be asked about it in interviews.
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'Movies are getting horny again': Why Hollywood is no longer a sex-free zone

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By Christina Newland Verified
| Flipboard
2 days ago During the Hays Code era, when Hollywood operated under a self-imposed system of censorship from 1934 to 1968, sex could only be alluded to on screen: a closed door, fireworks exploding in the night sky, a train entering a tunnel. In more recent decades, directors have had greater freedom over what …
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