The Fox (1967)

This film is adapted from the famous British writer D.H. Lawrence's novel of the same name and won the Golden Globe Award for best foreign English film in 1968. Two gay women enjoyed themselves on an isolated country farm, and when a stray sailor broke into their lives, the relationship between the two women had to be readjusted, and one of the more rugged women became the subject of competition between men and women. This film portrays the psychology of female homosexuality in a bold way, in which there are naked scenes and sexual symbols, photography and music are of a high standard.