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From imdb: Julian Reischl
Two young children are the sole survivors of a shipwreck in a time when sailing was the only way of travel. They are stranded on a tropical island, a real paradise. Together, Richard and Emmeline have to survive, which is quite easy as there are no dangerous animals on the island. Years later, the two teenagers are living in a self-constructed hut, strange emotions start influencing their relationship. Although they had no grown-ups to educate them for all that time, the behaviour of the two always stayed in a very civilized way. Nature takes its course, and Emmeline gets pregnant, totally unaware of the fact that a child is growing inside her. On the night their boy is born, Richard finds out about the origins of the drums they hear from time to time from the forbidden side of the island.
Two young children are the sole survivors of a shipwreck in a time when sailing was the only way of travel. They are stranded on a tropical island, a real paradise. Together, Richard and Emmeline have to survive, which is quite easy as there are no dangerous animals on the island. Years later, the two teenagers are living in a self-constructed hut, strange emotions start influencing their relationship. Although they had no grown-ups to educate them for all that time, the behaviour of the two always stayed in a very civilized way. Nature takes its course, and Emmeline gets pregnant, totally unaware of the fact that a child is growing inside her. On the night their boy is born, Richard finds out about the origins of the drums they hear from time to time from the forbidden side of the island.


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this movie was soooo taboo when it came out. didn't it get banned in some places?
a couple more
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3urdREoVX8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=related&v=k9hI9PD-vQQ
and here's Return to the Blue Lagoon, with Milla Jojo-With a Backstret Boys soundtrack!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OK9ApwUDW7I&feature=related
Given the strong feelings of repulsion from the last point, I at least wish it had been a more compelling, apart from that point. You know, sort of like Lolita, which also freaked me out when I saw it, but had a strong enough frame to support the dissonance of the squick.