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The modern era has seen a wave of directors tackling previously forbidden subjects with nuance and artistry, gaining international acclaim.

This period produced the films that many contemporary enthusiasts refer to when discussing classic "sexy Arab" movies. Productions like Sayedat al akmar al sawdaa (1971) and Thia'ab La Ta'akol Al Laham (Wolves Do Not Eat Meat, 1973) are legendary among collectors for their unprecedented (for the time) levels of nudity. Described as belonging to "the golden age of the Arabic cinema in general and Egyptian cinema in particular," the 1971 film features full-frontal nudity from the famous actress Nahed Yusri, a shockingly rare sight even by modern Arab standards. film sexy arab

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: Directed by Abdellatif Kechiche, this French film explores a romantic and sexual relationship between two young women, one of whom is of North African descent. The film won the Palme d'Or at Cannes but also sparked controversy over its depiction of sexuality. Described as belonging to "the golden age of