#9: JULIETTE BINOCHE AND LENA OLIN IN THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING (1988)
Oh, the things women will do for the sake of art. Olin’s character, a photographer, convinces Binoche to disrobe and allow herself to be photographed in the buff. Binoche then sprawls out on a couch. To get, umm, tighter shots, Olin straddles her model and massages her derriere—it’s art, after all. We’d attend one of Olin’s exhibitions anytime.
Oh, the things women will do for the sake of art. Olin’s character, a photographer, convinces Binoche to disrobe and allow herself to be photographed in the buff. Binoche then sprawls out on a couch. To get, umm, tighter shots, Olin straddles her model and massages her derriere—it’s art, after all. We’d attend one of Olin’s exhibitions anytime.
