Natasha is the blonde |
It's erotic, but even more so, it's romantic. After seeing it I wanted to cuddle wtih someone.
Natasha (the character) is straight, and begins by saying that nothing should leave the room; to which Elena (whose character is lesbian) reasonably asks how she can be sure it won't. Much of the story is a set of moves and countermoves where the characters get closer and closer and then take half-steps back. The structure of the movie more or less demands that they separate at the end (a crossing-of-lives story is far different from a beginning-of-a-romance story), but one can imagine that perhaps they were unable to maintain that separation afterward.
There's a little echo of b/d... at one point Elena carefully dresses Natasha after a bath, like a servant, and Natasha reciprocates. At the end Elena points out that she kissed Natasha's feet, and Natashs didn't do the same. It's a reminder that the submissive impulse starts in love, in a delight so deep that it finds joy in service and even humiliation. (Not that this feeling is always there. But there is a special thrill when it is.)
Anyway, if you're the sort of person who is reading this blog, you'd probably enjoy it.
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