Mainstream literature or movies

I tend to prefer scenes in mainstream literature or movie to those in porn. They are less explicit, sure, but they usually are better told and acted, and often play well on the feelings of shame and embarrassment.

Also, there's a lot of medical documentaries out there since, maybe, the late 90's. Some of he best medfet masked patient scenes have been real footage right after a young woman is brought outside for the first time after her transplant, wearing pajamas or other comfy clothes and a medical mask on her mouth and nose (anything from a Mickey Mouse peds earloop mask if she has a small face, to an elastomeric half mask respirator).

@duckbillN95 Medical documentaries and teaching videos are nice, but they don't give the emotions of the patient.

@pecan Please give us some of your favorites so we can enjoy them too!

Thanks Brat

@bratwurst There are not that many, in fact I was expecting others to post!

Scenes near the beginning of the movies:

• Les Diablesses: a teen girl is submitted to a virginity exam when enrolled into a reform school. (No actual nudity.)
• Prisonnières: female prisoners are made to undress and guard has a look into their privates. (Nudity, but no close up.

In both cases, the focus is on embarrassment and perhaps some sadism on part of the guards.

In books, I liked the cervical cap fitting part in McCarthy's “The Group”, including euphemisms for oral sex and the shame around it.

I also like the birching scene in Lady Jane. Again, no actual nudity.

If I'm not mistaken, “The Hand That Rocks the Cradle” had a gyn exam scene. It wasn't explicit but it was a good scene.

The Hand that Rocks the Cradle at 7'50"

There’s a scene in The Magdalene Sisters where the nuns make the girls line up nude and make fun of their appearance. It’s horrible and a little hot all at once.

CALMOS is a French film with one of the most daring beginnings in the history of mainstream cinema: A completely naked woman at the gynecologist, exposed frontally in the stirrups, with her genitals explicitly visible in very detailed close-ups.

The scene of interest in Calmos is at 4'

https://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x3rugr

The scenes in Calmos and The Magdalene Sisters are really great finds!

Thank you for sharing!

@Greeg @Nurse_Phillips The scene in Magdalen Sisters is horribly perverse. I wonder if it's fiction or inspired by real events. I unfortunately would not be surprised if it was based on real events.

I watched the scene in Les Diablesses following @Pecan_nutjob's links posted elsewhere here and was shocked that it was based on real events.

I watched the scene in Les Diablesses following @Pecan_nutjob's links posted elsewhere here and was shocked that it was based on real events.

Don't forget the movie was directed by Ken Russell and is from 1971. While the events apparently did take place, movie making by that particular director and in that particular time was not at all known for portraying historical events in an even remotely realistic manner. Exaggeration was the key word for movies back then.

@agracier You must be mixing movies. The one I mention is not from 1971, but from 2007.

You must be mixing movies. The one I mention is not from 1971, but from 2007.

I guess so ...

@agracier It's about girls getting sent to some kind of religious boarding school for "bad girls". The girl undergoes a "medical examination" that includes a virginity check. Shockingly, this really used to happen; I did a Google search, the story resurfaced in the media a few years ago.

I've found the link again in the forum it's

http://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x1h7f5_apo-dictique_les-diablesses/1#video=xfyd2s

near 8'

Watch “Romance”, a French movie. There are scenes that some might call porn but the movie is not porn per se.

It does feature a very intense graphic scene of a birth.

I posted on this film before saying a rectal temperature scene could have easily been included had they wanted to put one in as there were a few medical room scenes.

@agracier I confirm that there are multiple accounts from former inmates who underwent "physicals" involving a virginity check. I however doubt that a speculum, shown in the TV movie, was used for such exams. The testimonies mention a nun/nurse asking to spread the legs, a doctor using his finger (one woman says that he did not even use a glove), a nun watching while the doctor uses his finger.. A speculum is useless if one wants to see the hymen. It only makes sense if one wants to take samples from inside to check from STDs.