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C'est l'été, la mer, les vacances en famille et les premièrs amours pour Anaïs et sa soeur aînée, Elena. Deux soeurs que tout oppose. Anaïs est boulotte et pleine d'esprit. Elena a la beauté du diable de ses 15 ans. C'est le temps de l'apprentissage sexuel. Cet apprentissage, Anaïs va le faire par procuration. Elle observe Elena, objet de désir facile et consentant...
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Anaïs a douze ans, elle porte le poids du monde. Son corps, c'est à la fois la citadelle de sa douleur et une forteresse. Tapie à l'abri ou laissée pour compte, elle observe. C'est l'été, la mer, les vacances. C'est donc l'apprentissage du premier amour. Cet apprentissage, Anaïs va le faire par procuration. Elle observe sa soeur aînée, Elena, aimée (et haïe). Elena a quinze ans et la beauté du diable. Ni plus futile ni plus bête que sa soeur cadette, mais qui ne peut pas comprendre qu'elle n'est qu'un objet de désir. Et qu'en tant qu'objet, elle ne peut que se faire prendre, ou avoir. D'ailleurs, il s'agit de cela, la virginité des filles. Et qui ouvre la porte au drame, cet été-là...
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16 internautes sur 25 ont trouvé ce commentaire utile
Format:DVD
This film is called "A Fat Girl" in the UK, apart from being shown in a few select art house cinemas this film has not yet been given a UK video/DVD release, as I am writing, so I am probably claiming a first or at least one of the few to have seen this film on DVD anywhere in the UK.
This film was well publicised amongst the art film circle, it may not have aroused public condemnation in France maybe because of it relaxed attitude to sex, but much of the controversy involves the actresses, who are 15 and 12 years of age, involved in sexual situation and nudity even though these were brief and not as graphic as one might expect that fact they were under the legal age of consent (age 16) was enough to provoke an outcry of "child porn" amongst some circles. To view this film objectively one has to look beyond the social stigma and see it what it really is and that it reveals a kind of relationship many teenagers of that age goes through in France.
Two teenage sisters, the older girl Elena is extremely attractive and has a boyfriend, her younger sister Anais who is fat and less attractive was jealouse of Elena and fed up of the way she looked. The sisters has a somewhat love hate relationship and in a broken family and Anais felt emotionally tortured when seeing her sister making love with her boyfriend that she blames her for her immoral behaviour while privately she craved the same kind of attention, eventually Anais's wish was answered but in a less than ideal circumstances that involve the death of Elena and her mother.
In Breillat's film we dont see a strong plot and one would expect this to be made for TV rather than for cinema release, there were brief nudity of Elena including her pubic hair and Anais's breast none of which is particularly sexual, however there was two scenes that shows Elena's boyfriend with a erect penis and while he was putting on a condom though none of it was graphic.
Incidentally "A Ma Soeur" was given a "12" certificate in France but needed an "18" certificate in the UK after consultation with a lawyer for clearance over possible child obscenity laws.
Overall its a fairly boring film and one that is superceded by its reputation that involves young actresses.
This film was well publicised amongst the art film circle, it may not have aroused public condemnation in France maybe because of it relaxed attitude to sex, but much of the controversy involves the actresses, who are 15 and 12 years of age, involved in sexual situation and nudity even though these were brief and not as graphic as one might expect that fact they were under the legal age of consent (age 16) was enough to provoke an outcry of "child porn" amongst some circles. To view this film objectively one has to look beyond the social stigma and see it what it really is and that it reveals a kind of relationship many teenagers of that age goes through in France.
Two teenage sisters, the older girl Elena is extremely attractive and has a boyfriend, her younger sister Anais who is fat and less attractive was jealouse of Elena and fed up of the way she looked. The sisters has a somewhat love hate relationship and in a broken family and Anais felt emotionally tortured when seeing her sister making love with her boyfriend that she blames her for her immoral behaviour while privately she craved the same kind of attention, eventually Anais's wish was answered but in a less than ideal circumstances that involve the death of Elena and her mother.
In Breillat's film we dont see a strong plot and one would expect this to be made for TV rather than for cinema release, there were brief nudity of Elena including her pubic hair and Anais's breast none of which is particularly sexual, however there was two scenes that shows Elena's boyfriend with a erect penis and while he was putting on a condom though none of it was graphic.
Incidentally "A Ma Soeur" was given a "12" certificate in France but needed an "18" certificate in the UK after consultation with a lawyer for clearance over possible child obscenity laws.
Overall its a fairly boring film and one that is superceded by its reputation that involves young actresses.
4 internautes sur 8 ont trouvé ce commentaire utile
Format:DVD
Difficile a croire que ce film a ete realise par une femme... il manque d'authenticite et ne fait que perpetuer les stereotypes lies aux sexes: femmes fragiles, impuissantes, innocentes, naives etc uniquement determinees par leur apparences physiques et objet de desir sexuel. Decevant.
6 internautes sur 13 ont trouvé ce commentaire utile
Format:DVD
Comme d'habitude, on le disait cru, sulfureux et pervers, il n'en est rien. Au contraire, derrière quelques scènes un peu dénudées, se cachent délicatesse et sensibilité.Seule la fin, il est vrai, peut laisser un gout amer...
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