How to ensure stability and reliability of sexual function? How to master the art of love play? What is the essence of love? What criteria allow us to distinguish it from any other feelings and motivations in sexual relationships? What are the sorrows and joys of people with non-traditional sexual orientation and how are they reflected in cinema and literature (including science fiction and the fantasy genre)? How to get rid of neurotic disorders, like a shadow accompanying deviations? What do sexual perversions - sadomasochism and pedophilia - look like in the light of art? What helps suppress dangerous and criminal sexual desires without allowing them to be realized? Mikhail Beilkin discusses these serious and complex problems, analyzing the works of famous writers, as well as films made either from their novels or from scripts not related to fiction. In the book the mysteries of the famous “Lolita” are revealed - what did Vladimir Nabokov want to tell the reader in it? What were you planning to hide? What did the author of the novel himself not guess about? Brilliant films - “Solaris” by Andrei Tarkovsky, “Death in Venice” by Luchino Visconti, “Last Tango in Paris” by Bernardo Bertolucci and “A Clockwork Orange” by Stanley Kubrick - what are they about? Discussion of these problems - an exciting and fascinating excursion into the field of the psychology of sex, into the world of love experiences and adventures. “Sex in Cinema and Literature” is the sixth and most interesting book written by a sexologist. It is intended for an adult reader. Send reviews and comments about it to the website sexolog-ru.narod.ru, as well as by e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]