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| Faux film | Vrai film | |-----------|------------| | Vidéos porno modernes usurpant le nom "Laura" | Le vrai film dure 1h35 (95 minutes) | | Extraits de Bilitis ou Tendres Cousines (autres films Hamilton) | Présence de la musique de Christian Gaubert | | Qualité VHS bleutée | Photographie saturée de jaune et orange |
A studio fire leaves Paul blinded before he can finish his masterpiece.
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In a final encounter, Laura helps him complete the sculpture through touch, leading to a controversial sexual relationship. Reception and Controversy In a final encounter, Laura helps him complete
The story follows Paul Thomas Wyler (James Mitchell), a successful 40-year-old sculptor who specializes in capturing the female form. During a summer on the coast, Paul reunites with his former lover, Sarah (played by ). However, he quickly becomes captivated by Sarah’s 15-year-old daughter, Laura (portrayed by Dawn Dunlap in her film debut), who bears a striking resemblance to her mother in her youth. A subtle psychological battle ensues:
Reviews are starkly divided between those who view it as a "visual poem" and those who find it predatory.
Directed by the controversial British photographer David Hamilton , the film is a prominent artifact of late-1970s European art-house erotic cinema. It is highly recognized for its signature soft-focus visual style, which mirrors the look of Impressionist paintings. dressed up as 'art'".
: The film has faced significant criticism and controversy due to its eroticization of its young lead (who was 14 or 15 during filming) and the broader accusations later leveled against director David Hamilton.
On the other side, many critics and viewers have condemned it, calling it "a disturbing parade of David Hamilton's signature sleaze, dressed up as 'art'". The central criticism is the film’s eroticization of a character played by a 15-year-old, with many arguing that the plot is merely a flimsy excuse to present nude scenes of a minor under the guise of artistic expression. These accusations have been further amplified by the historical controversies surrounding David Hamilton, who was accused of rape by former models in 2016 before his death that same year, a tragic end that has cast a permanent shadow over his life's work.