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Bad Girl

Bad Girl

2001 · 58 min · ★ 5.5 · Documentary, TV Movie

The film investigates explicit representations of female sexuality by women, exploring the pragmatic and philosophical questions they pose, with emphasis on the ways in which the creation of women-friendly pornography confronts and alters the expectations of male consumers. Ultimately, Nitoslawska is concerned with how we comprehend desire, gender and identity, how we understand and represent its history, and the resulting affect on culture and human relations.

Directed by Marielle Nitoslawska · Written by Marielle Nitoslawska

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