Review by chrislawuk

Psychosexual cinema, the directors work has been described as. Its hard to overlook that a large portion of the film is spent in the sack. Even by 70s and 80s french film standards, this would be a pretty raunchy affair. Still, there is much more going on in this film, and I would reclassify it for modern audiences. After all theres no genitalia on show or unsimulated sexual intercourse. The performances from the photographer and girl he lets stay over in his store room are pulled of fantastically, with a lot of heart. Its a movie driven by characters and sexual tensions. Mature modern audiences would get this movie I think, time for of a revival Joseph W. Sarno.