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please add supporting arguments
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>>219816445
tbqh, he won. there was not a single instance i could call it fake. it was so well done given its budget.
>>219816506
>t. didnt watch either of them
dont shit the thread.
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>>219815588
>High libido women exist
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>>219815588
Why did she do it?
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>>219817600
He about to get laid the fuck out
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>>219815588
Mia Goth really did pee and the anal alleway scene seemed realistic bc of her white skin/medium sized ass and a pain-pleasure expression she makes
Charlotte dp is a mystery bc they did superimpose her face (which looks the face 2 or 3 times during the scene) but the bodybis exactly like hers down to thigh lenght, nipple/size form etc.
It's as if they tried to confuse things by cutting and pasting her face over her face to have plausible deniability
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>>219815588
>Yvan Attal, the Franco-British actress’s partner, says her performance in a series of often painfully degrading scenes has had dramatic consequences for the family
>Speaking on French television, he said their children’s school-friends had nicknamed her Oreo - in reference to Nabisco’s chocolate and cream biscuits - because a promotional photograph for the movie showed her naked between two black actors.
>“When you….hear that your mother is an Oreo and a thingamajig…,’ Mr Attal said, leaving the sentence unfinished in a sign of his embarrassment.
Long Live French Empire.
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>>219821958
>You will get X amount of dollars to literally take a dick in the ass while we digitally replace your face with someone else
I honestly can't decide if this is better or worse than an actual porn shoot
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>>219821887
The good part is that it uses sex in the movie for a greater purpose to the narrative. It does give coomers something to look at, sure, but the good part is the examination of the characters and why they are like what they are like, and why they do what they do.
It's not super deep, but it is much deeper than "dude sex" on a psychological level.
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>>219819312
okay so i am not a dane and didnt catch any bit of humour whatsoever. its also not true that i found it disturbing except theself-abortion scenebecause female genital mutilation or even male for that matter is the only thing that disturbs me in the actual sense of the word.
so could you name a few scenes and what was funny about them ?? asking this in good faith.
>>219817546
the woman is based while the man is woke except at the end.
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>>219824917
not either of those posters, and while Lars DOES have a bit of a tongue in cheek sense of humor, it's not really that present in this movie. You have to look at the context of the movie being made during his depression arc and it clearly reflects that. Any kind of humor in this is basically the "haha doesn't life suck for some people? yeah lmao" vibe like the end or maybe the scene with her in the group sex therapy class where she proudly states that she is a whore. You also have that infamous DP scene where the two dudes end up just fighting with each other and thats a bit comical
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>>219824286
Pretty much the latter. Dogme 95 was Lars von Trier and Thomas Vinterberg's film movement made to go against genre conventions and the overreliance of tech on film production.
Vinterberg's The Celebration and Harmony Korine's Julien Donkey-Boy were made under the movement.
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>>219819207
That doesn't make much sense because the part that's superimposed is just the face, there's an obvious disconnect with the body from the neck down. There's no line between the bottom half and top half.
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>>219826091
>There's no line between the bottom half and top half
Look at >>219819671 carefully
Or better yet, don't
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von Trier and Thomas Vinterberg in the 90s were tired of glossy studio films and wanted to push themselves and others toward a more raw and stripped down kind of film so they drew up a manifesto to adhere to. The ten rules were
>Shooting must be done on location. Props and sets must not be brought in (if a particular prop is necessary for the story, a location must be chosen where this prop is to be found).
>The sound must never be produced apart from the images or vice versa. (Music must not be used unless it occurs where the scene is being shot.)
>The camera must be hand-held. Any movement or immobility attainable in the hand is permitted.
>The film must be in colour. Special lighting is not acceptable. (If there is too little light for exposure the scene must be cut or a single lamp be attached to the camera.)
>Optical work and filters are forbidden.
>The film must not contain superficial action. (Murders, weapons, etc. must not occur.)
>Temporal and geographical alienation are forbidden. (That is to say that the film takes place here and now.)
>Genre movies are not acceptable.
>The film format must be Academy 35 mm.
>The director must not be credited.
They of course fudged the rules themselves at a few points in that period but there were a few dozen films done by either them or other directors following the Dogme 95 manifesto until they finished up its usage in the 2000s.
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>>219817600
To make her father proud.
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