French director Alain Guiraudie’s films center on characters driven by carnal urges, leading to absurd and dangerous situations. In his sexually audacious narratives set in the countryside, desire acts as a powerful force. His latest film, “Misericordia,” explores themes of eroticism and death, depicting unfulfilled sexual desires and rejection among working-class individuals. Guiraudie, who grew up in rural France, aims to give sensuality and complexity to the working class, challenging traditional portrayals of sex on screen.
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