This is one of the new wave French cinema and the film makes it plain that you should have no second thoughts about that. So apart from a coontroversial subject you are also subjected to some graphically sexual scenes. The story revolves around a family of parents and 2 teenage daughters. The older one is involved with an Italian Law student (after one chance meeting no less)while the younger one sulks and is the fat girl of the story. Throughout the director attempts to push the envelope and in the end one wonders why. The message going out at the end is thoroughly ambigous and needs to be taken guardedly. The chemistry between the siblings is invoked at times but at other places where a 'serious' dialogue is attempted it just comes of as contrived. Besides the rerst of the cast is wasted as they have no role worth the name.

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