Juana Acosta Nude Scenes

A lesbian sex scene anchors Juana Acosta's run as Bárbara Hidalgo in Medusa, the 2025 Colombian thriller about a CEO's family scheming for control of their business empire. Additional clips show her in underwear and a thong, plus a solo scene baring her breasts. A separate scene pairs her with Mariana Mozo for a joint butt and tits shot.

Juana Acosta's Emma turns up in a run of underwear and thong scenes across The Innocent, sharing two of them with Asia Ortega and another with Martina Gusman's Kimmy Dale. A separate solo scene has her baring her boobs in underwear. The Spanish thriller stars Mario Casas as the man whose past resurfaces after an accidental killing.

Carola Gorostiza, Juana Acosta's part in The Vineyard, appears in a tits and ass scene within this 19th-century saga starring Leonor Watling and Rafael Novoa.

Playing Maria in Imprisoned, Juana Acosta appears in a butt and tits scene and a separate revealing scene opposite Juan Pablo Raba's Dylan, in a crime drama also starring Laurence Fishburne and Edward James Olmos.

Ariana, Juana Acosta's role in Jefe, turns up in a booty scene and two further underwear scenes, one adding a tits shot, as Luis Callejo's crumbling businessman spirals through the film's central crisis.

Susana is Juana Acosta's part in Ola De Crimenes, showing up in a boobs and underwear scene within the Basque thriller led by Maribel Verdú and Luis Tosar.

Juana Acosta features in a brief revealing scene in Perfectos Desconocidos, the Mexican remake of the dinner-party secrets comedy led by Cecilia Suárez and Manuel Garcia-Rulfo.

Juana Acosta turns up in several revealing scenes across Four Seasons In Havana, the Cuban detective drama built around Jorge Perugorría's Mario Conde. Clips show her in underwear and lingerie, baring her breasts and backside across four separate scenes.

Two topless scenes make up Juana Acosta's presence in Cuatro Estaciones En La Habana, the Spanish-language cut of the Havana-set detective drama starring Jorge Perugorría.

Juana Acosta's Helena shares a swimsuit-clad lesbian scene with Ingrid García Jonsson's Cordelia in Acantilado, plus a separate clip highlighting her ass, in this Canary Islands mystery about a cult's mass suicide.

Juana Acosta bares her breasts in a single scene from The Other Side, a low-budget zombie apocalypse thriller.

Playing Sofía in El Cartel De Los Sapos, Juana Acosta appears topless in a swimsuit-set scene and bares her boobs across two further clips from the Colombian narco drama based on the life of Andrés López López.

A single scene in Les Beaux Mecs catches Juana Acosta topless, baring both breasts and backside in this French crime drama tracing Tony Roucas's prison escape across decades.

Mónica, Juana Acosta's character in Crematorio, appears in a butt and tits scene and a further clip showing her ass and boobs, within the Spanish coast development drama led by José Sancho's Rubén Bertomeu.

Two scenes in Hispania, La Leyenda find Juana Acosta topless, part of the Roman-era Spanish series that also features Ana de Armas among its cast.

Nieves, played by Juana Acosta in Bienvenido A Casa, appears in a thong scene and a separate clip baring her boobs and butt, part of the ensemble surrounding Alejo Sauras and Pilar López de Ayala's young couple.

Juana Acosta's Juanita bares her breasts repeatedly across A Golpes, with five separate clips cycling through tits, boobs, and topless shots. The character is one of five young women on Madrid's outskirts turning to street muggings, played alongside Natalia Verbeke's María and Marian Álvarez's Mena.

Mónica is the role for Juana Acosta in Diario De Un Skin, appearing in an underwear scene and a second clip that bares more of her body, opposite Tristán Ulloa's undercover journalist.

Juana Acosta shows up in a brief butt and tits scene in Now And Then, the 1995 coming-of-age drama that follows four childhood friends across decades.

A single topless scene marks Juana Acosta's appearance in Borrasca, the 1978 Spanish drama starring María Luisa San José and Héctor Alterio.