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Why is it so groundbreaking? Why is it so groundbreaking? — Tom Huddleston Director: Stephen Frears Bedfellows: Daniel Day-Lewis, Gordon Warnecke The film This mid-1980s London-set British comedy tackles issues of race, sexuality and politics with a pleasingly light touch as it tells the story of Omar Warnecke , a young British-Pakistani man seduced by the capitalist dream—David Ehrlichspite his father being a left-wing radical.

And when was the last time you saw a movie that treated the sexual desires of a woman over 60 as something other than the butt of a joke? Frears presents an interracial, same-sex relationship as nothing special: not an issue, not a dilemma—just fun, youthful and impulsive.

The sex scene A trip out of the city for inspiration leads to a late night of wine and physical connection, in which Lucy coaxes Syd through sex.

So they go to a construction site and do the deed in a giant metal pipe, doggy style.

If the sight of an erection is still fairly rare in cinema, to see a severely disabled man brandishing his broadsword with evident pride is surely unique.

, I could count on one hand the number of times someone offered me or my child a seat on the metro.

— Tom Huddleston Director: Gerard Damiano as Jerry Gerard Bedfellows: Linda Lovelace, Harry Reems The film Possibly the most famous X-rated film of all time, comedic sex-romp Deep Throat stars 23-year-old Lovelace as a woman who discovers her clitoris is in her throat.

Hope's night of pleasure rocked festival audiences and dominated sex-centric discussions over the entire festival.

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— Dave Calhoun Director: Frank Ripploh Bedfellows: Ripploh, Peter Fahrni The film A schoolteacher living in West Berlin played by director Ripploh himself flits between his relationship, his work life and his penchant for anonymous sex in public places.

But for all the nudity on display, it never feels gratuitous.

All of Shortbus makes this argument.