Carrington (1995)

Telling the story of the complex friendship between painter Dora Carrington and author Lytton Strachey in World War One era England, Carrington (1995) is a heavy drama that explores the complexity of relationships, love and desire.

Jonathan Pryce plays Strachey who has deep feelings for Dora even though he is gay. Much of the erotic action in this intense movie revolves around his relationships with other men. There are a number of love scenes that are steamy enough to have you pulling out your flesh pen and authoring your own tale of lust, but most of them are pretty calm when it comes to nudity. We get shirtless guys, a little butt cleavage, and some sidage, but nothing too substantial. Steve Waddington shows the most skin in a scene where Dora sketches him, but the scene is shot in a way where you mostly see his great chest, legs and some naked hip.

Carrington won’t blow you away with nudity, but it has some hot scenes that will give you a proper English arousal. If you want a deep, well-made film that also has some sexy guys shirtless, this is the one for you.