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1976 FILM BY NAGISA ŌSHIMA
Ai no corrida; Ai No Corrida; Bullfight of Love; The Realm of the Senses; Realm of the Senses; Empire of the Senses; L'empire des sens; Ai No Korida; Ai no korîda; Ai no Corrida

bullfight         
  • A bull fight in Barcelona, Spain, ca.1900
  • The Roman amphitheater at [[Arles]] being fitted for a corrida
  • Monument to a bull, Plaza de Toros de Ronda ([[Ronda]] bullring), Spain
  • [[Pope Pius V]]'s bull against bullfighting and other blood sports involving wild animals (1567)
  • Shilpacharya Zainul Abedin]] Folk Arts and Crafts Museum, Bangladesh
  • [[Plaza de toros de Acho]] in [[Lima]], [[Peru]]—the oldest bullring in South America, dating back to 1766
  • Poster by [[Cândido de Faria]] for the silent film ''Course de taureaux à Séville'' (1907, Pathé Frères). [[Chromolithograph]]. [[EYE Film Institute Netherlands]].
  • A ticket stub from 1926
  • Tauromaquia]]'', Νο. 20). Etching and aquatint
  • Welcoming of a toro" ''a porta gayola'' and series of ''verónica,'' terminated by a semi-verónica.
  • Start of ''tercio de muerte'': polished ''verónica'' and ''larga serpentina'' during a [[goyesca corrida]].
  • Fresco]] from [[Knossos]], [[Crete]]
  • ''Death of the [[Picador]]'' – [[Francisco de Goya]], c. 1793
  • A youth trying to take control of a bull at a [[Jallikattu]] in [[Tamil Nadu]], [[India]]
  • ''Muerte del Maestro'' (''Death of the Master'') – [[José Villegas Cordero]], 1884
  • Stuffed]] bull head in a bar in [[San Sebastián]]
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  • Bull dying in a bullfight
  • Bullfighting legal and protected by law (declared as Cultural Interest or Intangible Cultural Heritage).}}
  • In California, the lances are tipped with [[hook and loop fastener]]s (e.g. [[Velcro]]) and aimed at pads on the bull.
  • 262px
  • [[Plaza México]], with capacity of 48,000 seats, is the largest bullring in the world by seating capacity.
SPECTACLE IN WHICH BULLS ARE FOUGHT BY HUMANS
Bullfight; Bull fight; Tauromachy; Bull-fighting; Bull fights; Bullfights; Spanish Bull-Fight; Bull-Fighting; Course camarguaise; Bullfighting and animal rights; La fiesta brava; Criticisms of bullfighting; Bull fighting; The History And Origins Of Bullfighting; Tauromachia; Cornada; Corrida de toros; Novillero (bullfighter); Recortes; Corrida (bullfighting)
n. to hold, stage a bullfight
Bullfight         
  • A bull fight in Barcelona, Spain, ca.1900
  • The Roman amphitheater at [[Arles]] being fitted for a corrida
  • Monument to a bull, Plaza de Toros de Ronda ([[Ronda]] bullring), Spain
  • [[Pope Pius V]]'s bull against bullfighting and other blood sports involving wild animals (1567)
  • Shilpacharya Zainul Abedin]] Folk Arts and Crafts Museum, Bangladesh
  • [[Plaza de toros de Acho]] in [[Lima]], [[Peru]]—the oldest bullring in South America, dating back to 1766
  • Poster by [[Cândido de Faria]] for the silent film ''Course de taureaux à Séville'' (1907, Pathé Frères). [[Chromolithograph]]. [[EYE Film Institute Netherlands]].
  • A ticket stub from 1926
  • Tauromaquia]]'', Νο. 20). Etching and aquatint
  • Welcoming of a toro" ''a porta gayola'' and series of ''verónica,'' terminated by a semi-verónica.
  • Start of ''tercio de muerte'': polished ''verónica'' and ''larga serpentina'' during a [[goyesca corrida]].
  • Fresco]] from [[Knossos]], [[Crete]]
  • ''Death of the [[Picador]]'' – [[Francisco de Goya]], c. 1793
  • A youth trying to take control of a bull at a [[Jallikattu]] in [[Tamil Nadu]], [[India]]
  • ''Muerte del Maestro'' (''Death of the Master'') – [[José Villegas Cordero]], 1884
  • Stuffed]] bull head in a bar in [[San Sebastián]]
  • thumb
  • Bull dying in a bullfight
  • Bullfighting legal and protected by law (declared as Cultural Interest or Intangible Cultural Heritage).}}
  • In California, the lances are tipped with [[hook and loop fastener]]s (e.g. [[Velcro]]) and aimed at pads on the bull.
  • 262px
  • [[Plaza México]], with capacity of 48,000 seats, is the largest bullring in the world by seating capacity.
SPECTACLE IN WHICH BULLS ARE FOUGHT BY HUMANS
Bullfight; Bull fight; Tauromachy; Bull-fighting; Bull fights; Bullfights; Spanish Bull-Fight; Bull-Fighting; Course camarguaise; Bullfighting and animal rights; La fiesta brava; Criticisms of bullfighting; Bull fighting; The History And Origins Of Bullfighting; Tauromachia; Cornada; Corrida de toros; Novillero (bullfighter); Recortes; Corrida (bullfighting)
·noun ·Alt. of Bullfighting.
bullfight         
  • A bull fight in Barcelona, Spain, ca.1900
  • The Roman amphitheater at [[Arles]] being fitted for a corrida
  • Monument to a bull, Plaza de Toros de Ronda ([[Ronda]] bullring), Spain
  • [[Pope Pius V]]'s bull against bullfighting and other blood sports involving wild animals (1567)
  • Shilpacharya Zainul Abedin]] Folk Arts and Crafts Museum, Bangladesh
  • [[Plaza de toros de Acho]] in [[Lima]], [[Peru]]—the oldest bullring in South America, dating back to 1766
  • Poster by [[Cândido de Faria]] for the silent film ''Course de taureaux à Séville'' (1907, Pathé Frères). [[Chromolithograph]]. [[EYE Film Institute Netherlands]].
  • A ticket stub from 1926
  • Tauromaquia]]'', Νο. 20). Etching and aquatint
  • Welcoming of a toro" ''a porta gayola'' and series of ''verónica,'' terminated by a semi-verónica.
  • Start of ''tercio de muerte'': polished ''verónica'' and ''larga serpentina'' during a [[goyesca corrida]].
  • Fresco]] from [[Knossos]], [[Crete]]
  • ''Death of the [[Picador]]'' – [[Francisco de Goya]], c. 1793
  • A youth trying to take control of a bull at a [[Jallikattu]] in [[Tamil Nadu]], [[India]]
  • ''Muerte del Maestro'' (''Death of the Master'') – [[José Villegas Cordero]], 1884
  • Stuffed]] bull head in a bar in [[San Sebastián]]
  • thumb
  • Bull dying in a bullfight
  • Bullfighting legal and protected by law (declared as Cultural Interest or Intangible Cultural Heritage).}}
  • In California, the lances are tipped with [[hook and loop fastener]]s (e.g. [[Velcro]]) and aimed at pads on the bull.
  • 262px
  • [[Plaza México]], with capacity of 48,000 seats, is the largest bullring in the world by seating capacity.
SPECTACLE IN WHICH BULLS ARE FOUGHT BY HUMANS
Bullfight; Bull fight; Tauromachy; Bull-fighting; Bull fights; Bullfights; Spanish Bull-Fight; Bull-Fighting; Course camarguaise; Bullfighting and animal rights; La fiesta brava; Criticisms of bullfighting; Bull fighting; The History And Origins Of Bullfighting; Tauromachia; Cornada; Corrida de toros; Novillero (bullfighter); Recortes; Corrida (bullfighting)
(bullfights)
A bullfight is a public entertainment in which people fight and kill bulls. Bullfights take place in Spain, Portugal, and Latin America.
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Wikipedia

In the Realm of the Senses

In the Realm of the Senses (French: L'Empire des sens, Japanese: 愛のコリーダ, Ai no Korīda, "Bullfight of Love") is a 1976 erotic art film written and directed by Nagisa Ōshima. It is a fictionalised and sexually explicit treatment of a 1936 murder committed by Sada Abe. An international coproduction of France and Japan, the film generated great controversy at the time of its release. The film had the involvement of pink film luminary Kōji Wakamatsu as co-screenwriter and assistant producer. While intended for mainstream wide release, the film contains scenes of unsimulated sexual activity between the actors (Eiko Matsuda and Tatsuya Fuji, among others).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In the Realm of the Senses
Examples of use of bullfight
1. So the next day the facilitator takes him to his first bullfight and Danny jokingly picks out a target.
2. The former rugby league player from Salford fell in love with los toros when his father took him to a bullfight in 1'63.
3. Towns in southwestern France, whose Pentecost long–weekend bullfight fiestas are the high point of their year, screamed about the loss of tourist revenues.
4. Everyone is heading for the nearest small town for the markets and festival of Santa Rosa next week, with bands, parading horses, fireworks and a bullfight dedicated to St Francis of Assisi.
5. An American man was partially paralyzed after a mock bullfight that followed the first running of the bulls Friday in Pamplona, and seven other people were hospitalized after being gored or trampled by the massive beasts.
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