Himon anatomia (2004)

Himon anatomia (2004). 1h 17m | K-15

“Anatomy Of Hell, is one of those films where the vision of its creator is so specific, that all characters and situations exist purely to illustrate the auteuru0026#39;s theory. You may argue that this is true of any film, but in this case, if youu0026#39;re not either fascinated by the filmmakers perspective or find some truth in what they are saying, you will doubtlessly dismiss this film as an obscure, academic exercise given the lack of dimension beyond Catherine Breillatu0026#39;s singular focus.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eItu0026#39;s focus, specifically is the attraction/revulsion men share for the nuances of the vagina. I would say u0026#39;and female sexuality in generalu0026#39;, but thatu0026#39;s not really case. Over the course of four consecutive evenings a man repulsed by all things vaginal, is paid to observe a series of vaginal revelations in great detail, by woman he meets in a nightclub. His gradual acceptance of her physical dimensions causes a new u0026#39;awakeningu0026#39; of intimacy, that he is unable to admit to or ignore.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eInteresting, but I found Catherine Breillatu0026#39;s perspective for want of nuance, though both sexes are presented, but I found her vision more provocative than insightful. Her decision to portray the man, for all intents-and-purposes, as a homosexual whou0026#39;s preference was determined not by his attraction to men, but revulsion of women, dubious and needlessly self-persecuting.”