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Strict censorship laws in Japan would not have allowed the completion of the film’s production, considering the director’s aesthetic stance. To overcome these difficulties, the production was officially registered as French, and the footage would eventually be processed and edited in France. On its release in Japan (and in all editions generated thereafter), the sexual scenes were censored.
In Canada, when it was submitted to film committees in the 1970s, the film was rejected in all jurisdictions except Quebec. By 1991, some provinces began to allow it and to grant it a certificate. However, the Maritime Provinces rejected the film again because the 1970s rules (Maritime Provinces Film Classification Committee) were still in force.

The empire of the senses

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Tv documents, consumption, the empire of the senses

With the cinema we have learned to taste and appreciate the culture of good food, to differentiate a good wine from a mediocre one, to behave like gourmets and to understand the magical ritual that hovers around the table.
Temptation and sin float in this Danish film, winner of the Oscar for best foreign film in 1987. Babette shows her gratitude to the community that has welcomed her with a magnificent feast. The wonderful dishes arrive at the table, flooding the entire room with their smells and flavors. Little by little, in an exciting crescendo, the rigorist armor of this community breaks down: turtle soup, Demidorf blinis, quails in sarcophagus… The faces light up, the food is savored in eloquent close-ups… In the midst of the stews, God is also found…
The film shows us old Chu – former chef of the Grand Hotel in Taipei – and his three daughters – who are trying to find the recipe that will give meaning and flavor to their lives. They communicate by eating, so we witness a whole display of Asian dishes made by the father, convinced that, despite the vicissitudes of life, cooking will always remain as a sign of identity, since flavors keep the memories of life: prawn and ginger soup, fried pork with steamed vegetables, braised duck, frog legs, crab dumplings… Tortilla Soup (M. Ripoll. 2001). Ripoll. 2001) is the American version in which the protagonist is a widowed chef of Mexican origin and his three daughters.

Erotic cinema…the empire of the senses… lovemaking #1

Whips, gags, handcuffs, blindfolds, ropes? The world of sadomasochistic sex has an undeniable appeal that makes it ideal to be represented in a film production. A charm that transcends the visual power of all the toys, tools and aesthetics that we associate with BDSM practices to focus on the psychological aspects that revolve around its practitioners and their psycho-sexual dynamics.
This is probably one of the most celebrated – if not the most celebrated – sex-themed films of all time. This cult classic of Japanese cinema, based on real events, generated great controversy -and the consequent censorship- caused by its explicit sex scenes and its subject matter, which studies with great success the sexuality of its protagonist couple and the thin lines that sometimes separate pleasure from pain.
Korean filmmaker Jang Sun-woo signed at the end of the last century this film, which was born with the pretensions of being a sort of new ‘The Empire of the Senses’. Unfortunately, the explicit sexual relations between a sculptor and his student that can be seen in ‘Lies’ are no more than a simple pseudo-pornographic sadomasochistic show that raised blisters on its way through the Venice Film Festival. Amply graphic, but not very passionate.