El vicio y la virtud (1975)

An older woman (presumably in her 40s) has a sexual relationship with a younger man (possibly in his late teens or early 20s). There are two bedroom scenes between them, one in a dimly light bedroom with a woman's bear breasts showing. Another in a bathtub with suds and bubbles barley covering the woman's breasts.

A man and a woman engage in sexual contact in a dimly lit bedroom. Despite the dark tone, the woman's bear breasts are visible.

A 16-year-old girl watches her mother engage in sexual contact with one of her older "rich lovers" through a balcony window. This sequence is mild compared to the other scenes in the film, with only skimpy lingerie seen.

A woman strips off her dress while intoxicated at a formal dinner party. She is seen wearing only high heels and bottom panties with her breasts exposed.

This probably doesn't really count; but a girl wears a bikini and a boy wears a speedo in a few scenes (pool and beach scenes).

There are several occasions where a young man attempts to peruse a 16-year-old girl for sexual advances, against her will. Whenever this happens they are seen having a struggle with the girl pushing him away or begging him to stop. There is no graphic rape scene and these struggles often don't go beyond a push, shove, or a pull.

A young man implies that a mature woman "tastes good up to her last bone".

A mother unashamedly admits to her daughter that she is a "tramp", and if she was not they would have nothing, and her daughter would be reduced to marrying a "nobody" who would "fill her up with kids".

A 16-year-old girl is seen drinking wine at the dinner table (but her mother does not mind).

An underaged girl goes to an old-fashioned disco club, accompanied by her "boyfriend", where there are casual drinks being served.

A mother is seen smoking at a dinner party through a long cigarette holder.

At a dinner party, there are beverages being served and a few guests get intoxicated.

Many characters can be seen smoking from time to time.

Some people may feel uncomfortable at the prospect of a sixteen-year-old girl having sexual relations with a slightly older man. It should be noted that the actress who played this character (Lynne Frederick) was 20 when she made this film.

The arguments, which contain raised voices and hurtful words, might be a tad bit suspenseful for some.