Biblical beginnings get a bare-skinned, Mexican fantasy makeover in this notorious retelling.
THE SIN OF ADAM AND EVE
After being expelled from the Garden of Eden with Eva, Adán remembers the days before they listened to Satan instead of God.
Quick Answer
The Sin of Adam and Eve is a 1969 Mexican drama, fantasy, and history film directed by Miguel Zacarías about an absurd retelling of Adam and Eve's story, notorious for its abundant nudity.
Programmer's Pick
Only in late-'60s Mexico could Adam and Eve find themselves lost in paradise with more skin than scripture. Zacarías trades subtlety for spectacle, leaving little to the imagination and a lot for the cult film annals.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Why Cult
This film takes the Genesis story and filters it through a distinctly sensational lens, serving up classic scripture with a heavy side of nudity.
Earning worldwide notoriety for its abundant full-frontal and rear nudity, the film is as much about bare essentials as biblical lessons.
Directed by Miguel Zacarías, this was the first in his run of eccentric biblical films, marking a curious chapter in Mexican genre filmmaking.
Intended as a serious biblical adaptation, the film's tone inspires laughter instead, landing somewhere between a sermon and a send-up.
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When was The Sin of Adam and Eve released? +
The Sin of Adam and Eve was released in 1969.
Who directed The Sin of Adam and Eve? +
The Sin of Adam and Eve was directed by Miguel Zacarías.
How long is The Sin of Adam and Eve? +
The film has a runtime of 92 minutes.
What genre is The Sin of Adam and Eve? +
The Sin of Adam and Eve is classified as a drama, fantasy, and history film.
Where can I watch The Sin of Adam and Eve? +
The Sin of Adam and Eve is available on SassyFlix.
