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1972

a young woman is almost raped by an old guy

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the controversial nature of rape scenes in cinema. While some argue that these scenes are essential for storytelling purposes, others find them triggering and unnecessary. However, this article will focus on young actresses who have played rape scenes in cinema movies, specifically in vintage European cinema.

One notable example is Catherine Deneuve in the 1967 film Belle de Jour. In the movie, Deneuve's character is sexually assaulted by a client, portrayed by actor Pierre Clémenti. Despite the scene's graphic nature, Deneuve's performance was praised by critics, who hailed her ability to convey her character's trauma.

Another example is Ingrid Thulin in the 1966 film Hour of the Wolf. Thulin's character is raped by a group of men, and the scene is depicted in a visceral and almost surreal manner. While the scene is undoubtedly difficult to watch, Thulin's performance received critical acclaim for her ability to showcase her character's emotional devastation.

Simone Signoret's role in The Things of Life (1970) is also noteworthy. In the movie, Signoret's character is raped by a man she is romantically involved with. The subsequent scene is harrowing and unapologetic, but Signoret's portrayal of her character's trauma and anger is both powerful and nuanced.

Another European actress who has tackled rape scenes with finesse is Isabelle Adjani. In the 1975 film The Story of Adele H, Adjani portrays the titular character, who is the victim of a sexually abusive relationship. Her character's desperation and emotional turmoil are palpable, and Adjani's performance was widely acclaimed.

Nathalie Baye's performance in The Return of Martin Guerre (1982) is also noteworthy. In the film, Baye's character is raped by a man who had previously courted her. While the scene is difficult to watch, Baye's portrayal of her character's subsequent grief and trauma is masterful.

Another example is Sandrine Bonnaire's role in the 1986 film A Nos Amours. Bonnaire's character is raped by one of her father's friends, and the scene is particularly harrowing because of Bonnaire's youth. However, her portrayal of her character's detachment and malaise after the attack is heartbreaking.

Dominique Sanda's portrayal of a rape victim in The Conformist (1970) is also noteworthy. Sanda's character is forced to have sex with a fascist leader, and the scene is explicit and unflinching. Her portrayal of her character's subsequent guilt and despair is stunning.

Emmanuelle Béart's portrayal of a rape victim in Histoire de Marie et Julien (2003) is also worth mentioning. The scene in question is brutal and unapologetic, but Béart's subsequent portrayal of her character's trauma and silent rage is remarkable.

In conclusion, these young actresses' performances in rape scenes demonstrate the delicate balance between storytelling and respect for the subject matter. While these scenes are undoubtedly difficult to watch, these actresses have all succeeded in portraying their characters' emotional devastation with power and nuance.