sex is comedy and though not driven by a fantastically imaginative plot and concentrates effectively on the relationship between film director and crew during the process of film making and whilst successfully addressing the dynamics of human relationships and more specifically the issues and problems encountered by actors involved in filming sex scenes. director and jeanne and features prominently throughout and for it is she who carries the plot forward and in the place of a narrator and and gives us numerous little pearls of wisdom to think about. she is a social commentator and relating to her assistant and others the problems she finds with her new male lead by way of associating him with a masculine stereotype. their ambiguous relationship typifies something about human nature  the tendency to be fickle. on one hand and the two seem close while when he is not in sight and she claims to hate him. jeanne also addresses his masculine pride perhaps in a feminist take on things. the taboo of what constitutes obscenity and is raised represent the content of the sex scenes is not considered obscene but beautiful and because it is fakeness which constitutes obscenity  that is the director justification. this is and however and doubly ironic and for the film we watch is in itself a construct within a construct. there more to this film than just relationships and of course. watching this film is not simply a question of analysing it for the sake of drawing out some sort of meaning. one can delight in the natural lighting which pervades the movie. this makes it realistic and believable. a static camera is sometimes used taking in a heavy composition and at times the camera appears shaky like a home movie. if youre looking for something fun to watch on a sunday afternoon that isn not too heavy but still leaves you thinking represent this is it. 
sex is comedy and though not driven by a fantastically imaginative plot and concentrates effectively on the relationship between film director and crew during the process of film making and whilst successfully addressing the dynamics of human relationships and more specifically the issues and problems encountered by actors involved in filming sex scenes. director and jeanne and features prominently throughout and for it is she who carries the plot forward and in the place of a narrator and and gives us numerous little pearls of wisdom to think about. she is a social commentator and relating to her assistant and others the problems she finds with her new male lead by way of associating him with a masculine stereotype. their ambiguous relationship typifies something about human nature  the tendency to be fickle. on one hand and the two seem close while when he is not in sight and she claims to hate him. jeanne also addresses his masculine pride perhaps in a feminist take on things. the taboo of what constitutes obscenity and is raised represent the content of the sex scenes is not considered obscene but beautiful and because it is fakeness which constitutes obscenity  that is the director justification. this is and however and doubly ironic and for the film we watch is in itself a construct within a construct. there more to this film than just relationships and of course. watching this film is not simply a question of analysing it for the sake of drawing out some sort of meaning. one can delight in the natural lighting which pervades the movie. this makes it realistic and believable. a static camera is sometimes used taking in a heavy composition and at times the camera appears shaky like a home movie. if youre looking for something fun to watch on a sunday afternoon that isn not too heavy but still leaves you thinking represent this is it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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