Sex Is Comedy Director: Catherine Breillat Cast: Anne Parillaud, Grégoire Colin, Roxane Mesquida, Ashley Wanninger

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  • DVD Release Date: 02/22/2005
  • Original Release: 2002
  • Rating: Rated R
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Scene Index

Side #1 --
1. Main Title/Pained Extras [6:08]
2. Listless Kisser [7:57]
3. Studio Possibilities [3:55]
4. The Charm of Dead Flesh [7:26]
5. Prosthesis Problems [3:33]
6. Fear of Sex and Intimacy [10:01]
7. The Tyrant's Lunch [5:28]
8. Sex With Socks & Elbows [7:05]
9. Love 'Em And Hate 'Em [3:37]
10. All in One Shot [5:12]
11. Truth & Meaning...In Bed [5:54]
12. Reputation on the Line [6:37]
13. The Mechanics of It [7:22]
14. Seeing And Not Seeing [5:10]
15. The Virgin Eye [5:59]
16. End Credits [3:05]

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Catherine Breillat's Sex Is Comedy concerns a female film director, Jeanne (Anne Parillaud), who is attempting to film a sex scene in her new movie. Complicating the already emotionally difficult shoot is the fact that Jeanne and her lead actor (Grégoire Colin) are sexually involved. The scene being shot echoes with a scene in Breillat's previous film, Fat Girl, adding to the supposed "reality" of the situations presented in the film. Roxane Mesquida rounds out the cast as the actress playing the 15-year-old in the scene being filmed. Sex Is Comedy was screened during the Director's Fortnight at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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August 09, 2006: As usual, this film has the independent flavor of a french film: sex disguised as art. I don't think I am prejudiced against the French, it's just when you are dealing with sex, just put out. Not to say the male lead didn't do that!