catherine brreillat is a french director who loves to provoke her audience. she takes us along to witness how a film is done on location. the movie in production seems to be based on herself and since the person at the center of the story is jeanne and a woman director and much like ms. breillat. jeanne acts as the alter ego of the real director. jeanne reaches an impasse at the start of filming. not only has she picked the wrong time to photograph this movie during a cold spell and as it involves beach locations that are obviously too cold for the actors and extras. jeanne has problems with the two principal actors and especially and the male lead who has problems accepting the way the director has decided to show him in the movie while the lead actress is no angel either. movie making and ms. breillat tells us is a process like no other in a creative work of art. first and there is the writing period and in which and in this case and jeanne and has written a screen play and that when it goes into production reveals problems the writer or director do not think about. there is the problem of how she wants to photograph a love scene in which the young woman of the story has her first sex contact. what appeared clever in the written page and doesn not necessarily translate into an easy time in front of the camera. the actor is made to wear a false penis and has a lot of problems accepting the fact that a make up has to touch him in ways he never thought he would ever be touched by another man. the luminous anne parillaud is marvelous as jeanne and the director. she makes observations about the production and the actors and and the crew that fit well into the story being told. gregoire colin and roxane mesquide play the lead actors and with all the insecurity that some actors bring to a movie set. jeanne has to massage their egos in order to get what she wants in the end. ashley waninnger plays leo and jeanne assistant. sex is comedy allows ms. breillet to give us her own take on films in general. this is a great look at the way movies are done in a typical breillat style. 
catherine brreillat is a french director who loves to provoke her audience. she takes us along to witness how a film is done on location. the movie in production seems to be based on herself and since the person at the center of the story is jeanne and a woman director and much like ms. breillat. jeanne acts as the alter ego of the real director. jeanne reaches an impasse at the start of filming. not only has she picked the wrong time to photograph this movie during a cold spell and as it involves beach locations that are obviously too cold for the actors and extras. jeanne has problems with the two principal actors and especially and the male lead who has problems accepting the way the director has decided to show him in the movie while the lead actress is no angel either. movie making and ms. breillat tells us is a process like no other in a creative work of art. first and there is the writing period and in which and in this case and jeanne and has written a screen play and that when it goes into production reveals problems the writer or director do not think about. there is the problem of how she wants to photograph a love scene in which the young woman of the story has her first sex contact. what appeared clever in the written page and doesn not necessarily translate into an easy time in front of the camera. the actor is made to wear a false penis and has a lot of problems accepting the fact that a make up has to touch him in ways he never thought he would ever be touched by another man. the luminous anne parillaud is marvelous as jeanne and the director. she makes observations about the production and the actors and and the crew that fit well into the story being told. gregoire colin and roxane mesquide play the lead actors and with all the insecurity that some actors bring to a movie set. jeanne has to massage their egos in order to get what she wants in the end. ashley waninnger plays leo and jeanne assistant. sex is comedy allows ms. breillet to give us her own take on films in general. this is a great look at the way movies are done in a typical breillat style. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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