With several Korean films such as Old Boy and Train to Busan receiving international acclaim, and the Korean drama Parasite winning the prestigious Academy Award, it's no surprise that even the most casual movie buffs are starting to browse long lists of other promising Korean films. paintings. However, drama, which is one of the key genres of Korean films, is still unknown to most international viewers.
List of dramas with erotic content
- Thirst (2009)
Director Park Chan-wook brings a unique combination of horror, culture and taboo to Thirst. The film develops around the forbidden passionate relationships of mentally handicapped protagonists suffering from severe paralysis. In a way, all the perverted sexual relationships depicted in Lust are also allegories for the ugly side of Korean society.
- The Scarlet Letter (2004)
“Scarlet Letter” — it is a well-known Korean drama that has also influenced several other popular thrillers. But most of all, the rest of the film managed to generate a lot of controversy due to its “erotic undertone”. Shortly after the film's release, speculation arose that one of its scenes was so exposed that one of the lead actresses committed suicide shortly after the project's completion. This particular scene takes place in the trunk of a car and is not exciting in any way. On the contrary, it is a terrible reflection of human weakness.
- Bed (2012)
As the film's title suggests, “BED” — is an erotic thriller that revolves around the lives of three people B, Y and D. Bee leads a rather scandalous life, and for him everything “begins in bed and ends in it.” And — a married woman who is having an affair with Bea. Finally, Dee is a career woman who is also Bea's faithful wife.
- Natalie (2010)
The film's title itself refers to the sculptor's famous nude figure, so it's no surprise that Natalie features some of the most revolutionary and realistic sex scenes in Korean cinema. The very first scene of the film is startlingly obscene and makes you realize that you are in for a hell of an erotic thriller. Overall, «Natalie» was not so well received by most viewers, but to a certain extent, her sexual provocation makes up for the lack of intrigue very well.
- The Lie (1999)
“False” — another controversial Korean movie that revolves around sadomasochism between a man in his 30s and a young 18 year old schoolgirl. There are many different films (especially in Hollywood) that are not afraid of portraying BDSM in many ways. While most regular moviegoers are familiar with the 50 Shades franchise, The Lies has none of them. The whole premise of The Lie is so contradictory that the author of the novel on which the film is based was sent to prison for publishing such a strange book.
- Possession (2014)
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A South Korean colonel, very famous for his exploits during the war, falls in love with his captain's wife. Soon he attracts her attention, and a passionate but scandalous relationship develops between them.
One of the most memorable scenes in — this is when the captain's relationship with his wife begins to deteriorate, and she begins to spend a lot more time with the colonel. One day, they both find themselves trapped inside a car while it's raining outside, setting the perfect mood to start their romance.
- The Handmaid (2010)
In the center of the plot of “The Maids” is a poor Korean woman who is forced to work as a domestic servant in the protagonist's luxurious residence. While working there, she soon learns that he takes those who work under him extremely seriously. She soon falls prey to his charms and submits to him, even knowing that he has a pregnant wife. In the events that follow, she must face the grim consequences of her actions.
- The Taste of Money (2012)
On the outskirts of Seoul, one of the richest families in South Korea lives in a huge mansion. Head of Family — a well-known businessman, but his wife controls all internal affairs. He also has a personal secretary who is often involved in illegal activities that threaten their business. The secretary hopes that one day he will have the opportunity to become as rich as his employers. But all it takes is — it's one spark to disrupt the distribution of power in this house, and what follows is a tale of lies, slander, and deceit.
- Island (2000)
“Island” — is a critically acclaimed drama known for its grotesque yet artistic scenes. The film is set near a lake that attracts many fishermen from distant lands. A young girl sleeps with these fishermen in order to survive. However, she meets an interesting guy who completely changes her inner world and attitude to the real.
- Ice Flower (2008)
“Ice Flower” — is an erotic drama set during the Goryeo Dynasty and is based on the life of Gongmin of Goryeo. For the most part, the film isn't historically accurate, but it brings an entire era of Korean history to life very well with its vivid imagery and brilliant cast of characters. Even the sex scenes in the film serve their purpose perfectly.
- The Mistress (2005)
There are a lot of sex scenes in The Mistress, but this film is also interesting to watch. Although the plot is a chance meeting with a stranger and a passionate night, it makes you think about the nature of love. Even if the plot isn't that innovative, who doesn't like a fluke movie sometimes?
Obviously, we wouldn't include a movie on this list if it didn't have enough sex scenes. We're sure you'll enjoy this fascinating story as much as we do.
- Man and Woman (2016)
The main character came to Finland to send her autistic son to a special camp. She feels so alienated in the snowy white of Helsinki. The main character — an architect working in Finland on a business trip. His family is also not so ideal: his daughter is depressed, and his wife — mentally unbalanced. The two meet for the first time at the camp. On the way back to Helsinki, where the road was blocked due to heavy snow, the main characters take refuge in a cabin near the forest. Carried away by irresistible passion, they spend the night together. But the next day they part without knowing each other's names…
- Fated to Love You (2014)
Perhaps one of the most interesting sex scenes in Korean dramas happened when the main characters got into a series of ridiculous coincidences that brought them together and never ended up in bed. “Fated to Love You” used a Korean euphemism to create possibly one of the cutest sex scenes ever.
- What are you up to, fox? (2006)
The main character is drunkenly sobbing, but then her friend comes up and sits down on a heart-shaped water bed to comfort her. She mistakes him for another man and starts kissing him before moving on to sex. The sober friend resists, but suddenly relents. The next morning, he sits fully dressed by the bed, waiting for the main character to wake up.
Forbidden Love ♦ MALE DRAMA ♦ Korean Dramas and Mature Movies
