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| fat loss, fat porn star, broadway, overweight women, simpson, twins, t. herman zweibel, wife swapping, humor, uncensored, claude sese, coming of-age, scary, lesbian manga., fatgirl angle shot, onion print edition, america's finest news source, | Fat Girl, Breillat's latest, also concerns itself with issues of female sexuality, albeit of another sort. Like Romance, the film contains images that will make puritanical viewers gasp aloud (a condom being placed on an erect penis; simulated sex involving a young, fully naked girl), and, as in the director's earlier effort, there is a point to such graphic sexual displays. Fat Girl is a story about sisterhood risks and sexual discovery. The movie, which includes far more talking than it does sex, is not designed as a tool for arousal. Breillat has worked risks to de-eroticize the risks sex scenes, allowing them to work as character-building devices and instances to support her thesis. The film does not have a positive view of men (the same was true of Romance). The male lead is presented as a user and manipulator who will say and do anything to complete a conquest. |
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| Inc. or its affiliates Fat broadway Girl (À ma soeur!) A Film Review by James Berardinelli France, 2001 U.S. Release Date: 11/23/01 (limited) Running Length: broadway 1:27 MPAA Classification: Unrated (graphic sex, nudity, profanity, violence) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 Seen at: Ritz 16, New Jersey Cast: Anaïs Reboux, Roxane Mesquida, Libero De Rienzo, Arsinée Khanjian, Romain Goupil Director: Catherine Breillat Producer: broadway Jean-François Lepetit Screenplay: Catherine Breillat Cinematography: Yorgos Arvanitis U.S. Distributor: Cowboy Pictures In French with subtitles With Romance, Catherine Breillat's first motion picture to receive widespread international distribution, the director established herself as someone willing to break taboos in the service of a story. Romance gained notoriety for its hard-core sex scenes, but these were not designed to titillate or to widen the film's appeal. Instead, they were important to the movie's overall theme about female sexual empowerment. |
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