Good film

I saw it last night (should have done it before), mainly because of Élodie Bouchez, who I admire immensely.
Well, I liked it. I think the creators wanted to express the idea of free love. And to discuss prejudice, hypocrisy and narrow-mindedness concerning sex.
It surely is quite erotic, but the scenes are beautifully and tastefully done, not gratuitous in the least (and I admit I feel a bit uneasy about watching sex scenes, but not these ones).
They HAD to be showed so we could understand what the main character, Lyle was going through, and how alive and sexually awakened he felt after his encounter with Juliette.
The ending saddened me, though...

Don't be influenced by the ratings for this film, watch it with an open mind and reach your own conclusions.

Laura

"All the best people have bad chests and bone diseases. It's all frightfully romantic"- Juliet- HC