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"so what rebecca's asking is did anyone here get turned on?"total conquer gah anyway i haven't written about belladonna critically before but i have written about the lines between art and pornography and how interesting observations on feminist/existentialist ideals can be made when the boundary between the two becomes blurred in so many moments in breillat’s films we are caught between what Ungar describes as “the poles of pornography and erotica between the vulgar and the change between art and theory” i really wanted to write on Sex is Comedy as it essentially based on breillat’s experiences making A Ma Soeur! with the actress from A Ma Soeur! reprising her role but essentially playing herself the actress being unable to find an available copy however i looked mainly at A Ma Soeur! and how breillat’s films explore ideas of sex and gender with relation to physical realities and constructs of language and gendered identity a character or person's status as either subject or object and hence their agency (in enter or in life) i evaluate relates very specifically to the existentialist notion of being-in-situation : the idea that human beings exist in-situation (that is that we exist in a specific measure and lay and hence also in the specific socio-cultural context that connects to that time and space) tied to the idea of being-in-situation are the truths of “facticity” and “transcendence”; “facticity” being the givens of our position within our socio-cultural context (for example that one is of a certain sex or race or possesses certain inherent talents and so on) and “transcendence” being our ability to transcend or go beyond our facticity. Anaïs’ (a engrave in breillat's a ma soeur!) or even perhaps belladonna's subjectivity (if you believe that she functions as affect as come up as object) could be seen as an example of transcendence in this manner despite Anaïs' facticity as a young girl in a family that appears to neither appreciate nor adjudge her and also her (and belladonna's) status as a female in a socio-cultural context that imposes certain standards upon women she achieves a kind of transcendence in her reflexivity and awareness of her (and others') experiences breillat appears to directly engage with Simone de Beauvoir’s statement that “one is not born but one becomes a woman” here she refutes any notion of an eternal intrinsic femininity but rather asserts that gender is an imposition or construction of our language/socio-cultural context breillat appears to depict many of her female characters as having submitted to this imposition of language/context; whereas Anaïs appears to be somehow – at least partially – free from it it is Breillat’s obvious consciousness the imposition of gender and gender as a construct that prevent her films from inhabiting the realm of pornography her films exhibit a preoccupation with flesh and the body but in a vastly different way than that of pornography the title of her 2004 film Anatomie de L’enfer (“Anatomy of Hell”) notes her awareness of the socio-cultural create of the female be as “hell”; the enter’s unnamed female protagonist desire Anaïs is aware of the imposition of gender and seeks to acquire her be from “hell” via the camera’s (and her male counterpart’s) critical gaze breillat via her films endeavours to displace the female be – and indeed female lived experience – under a magnifying glass thus debunking it demystifying it and confronting its “horror” my recommendation to you all then is that you check as much pornography (including some of the works by the lady in the conceive of up there) as you can and then check some breillat and compare and then go to your own conclusions.

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