the shout (1978)

"Put your fingers to your ears when you want me to stop."
Musician Anthony Fielding (John Hurt) meets a mysterious traveler (Alan Bates), who invites himself into Anthony's home, and proceeds to seduce his wife Rachel (Susannah York) using some aboriginal magic.
A film that slowly unveils its haunting story, and remains in the imagination long after its end.

deep end (1970)

"There's always a first time."
School leaver Mike (John Moulder-Brown) gets his first job at a swimming pool, as an attendent in the slipper baths. There he meets Susan (Jane Asher) another attendent and he immediately becomes obsessed with her. But Susan is engaged, and Mike does his best to upset the relationship, getting more and more desperate.
A unique vision, this is a dark and emotional roller-coaster of a film, as an innocent boy experiences a sexual awakening. With light relief in the form of Diana Dors as a man eating housewife.