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When images so disgusting they can put you off sex for life can be sent to you in emails without asking, why should we be so fearful of two youngish people having a bit of rumpy pumpy to get the image of Bobby Gillespie out of their heads? Hilarious musical observations aside (like IвЂ™ll be only one making that joke), whatвЂ™s so surprising about 9 Songs is not that the British Board of Film Censors passed the film uncut, or that Anne Widdecombe is up in arms (вЂњIt is not the boardвЂ™s role to allow pornography to enter the mainstreamвЂќ) but that the idea that pornography can be in any way contained still exists. But what may be more offensive are the uncensored live performances from the likes of Franz Ferdinand, Elbow and Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.

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It features 35 minutes of unsimulated sex, including masturbation, full penetration and oral sex.

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The cinema has long exploited our basest needs but how far are we willing to put up with this? All the way, perhaps?Д«ritish film 9 Songs is the sort of movie guaranteed to get people annoyed. Sex! I knew that would get your attention. The film is a milestone for cinema in the intimacy that is captured on screen.(Originally published in Inform Magazine, March 2005) The kind that you can see when you watch someone picking their nose unawares. But it is a sorta ugliness mixed with beauty. Both Brando and Schneider give gritty performances that are mo re exposed and raw than you have ever seen in your life! He too felt rather hoodwinked by the director, Bertolucci, saying that he felt raped and manipulated on set.ДЄs awful as it sounds for the actors, this translates into really amazing performances for audiences to watch. In fact Marlon Brando, too, would look on the filming of that movie with ambivalence saying that it was the most painful experience he had to endure in his acting career and from which he learned to guard against investing too personally in a role.

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She also said that, to her frustration, her professional acting career would never outlive her performance in that role. Years later, she would say in interviews that she regretted doing the film, especially the 'butter scene'(which was a last minute improvisation added to the film). She captures the spirit of a disillusioned precocious young girl who gets in over her head.

Maria Schneider is good too playing across Marlon Brando. I would have to say that it is the most emotionally raw speech I have ever seen delivered on film.

It is quite rare to see such raw footage on film. There is a monologue that Marlon Brando delivers to his dead wife where he just goes to pieces. This movie has some of the most visceral, relaxed acting ever to be seen on film since the invention of the film camera. The story is about people bearing their deepest, darkest souls to each other and these people are not exactly happy well-adjusted people. Then there is that infamous 'butter scene'. The overall tone of the story is sad, brooding and somewhat lethargic. The question of this movie is whether or not this relationship will survive in the outside world. In their cloistered world, the two are able to explore and reveal themselves to each other in a way that is simply impossible to do in the outside world. The only condition is that, at Paul's insistance, they never reveal eachother's names. Both Paul and Jeanne recognize the desire in eachother for human connection and an escape from life's realities and become lovers. The only problem is that the flat is also rented out by a young french student actress named Jeanne(Maria Schneider) who is looking for a flat to share with her young filmmaker/fiance. So monsieur Paul decides to rent out a flat across the street where he can get away. He is left stuck with the burden of living in their apartment building surrounded by everything that reminds him of his life with her. Paul(Marlon Brando), an aging american expat who lives in France is trying to figure out what to do with his life after his French wife has commited suicide. Marlon Brando is simply so amazing in this movie in terms of his viscerality and unabashed emotional frankness. Not for the faint of heart, this movie delves into some of the darkest places of the post 50's American male psyche. Ever wonder what goes on in the mind of a middleaged american expat as he goes through a midlife crisis? Then watch Bernardo Bertolucci's Last Tango In Paris and prepare to be blown away with awe and disgust.

Last tango in paris butter scene uncensored