'Why is showing nudity or sex in a film always such an issue?' The question was casually raised by one of the introducers on the opening night of Cinema Erotica, the programme with which EYE ushers in the summer. This ode to lust offers a broad overview of the ways in which cinematic eroticism can take shape. From early 20th-century scabrous films from the waiting rooms of a French brothel to Fassbinder's homoerotic swan song Querelle (1982) and the camp homage The Love...
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