Sade et le cinéma. Regard, corps, violence Philippe de Broca lived in a castle with

lived in a castle with his wife

with whom she breaks one social taboo after another

Fire Down Below (1957)

still unique in its genre

the tough inspector Jack Murphy plunges into a real nightmare the day he receives an anonymous call signing his death warrant

Sade et le cinéma. Regard, corps, violence Philippe de Broca lived in a castle withSade and the cinema. Gaze, body, violence by Alberto Brodesco Publisher : Deep Red (November 2020) Language : French Number of pages : 352 pages Representing Sade in the cinema does not amount to choosing one subject among others: the directors who work there undertake to deliver images that can only be described as intolerable. Sadian cinema is constructed and reasoned around two taboos: death and the little death, the orgasm. Questioning the impasse