Sauvage reminds the spectator of the dazzling constellation of sex and sexuality

Max Redmond Smith is a scholar and freelance writer based in London. A graduate of Film Studies (BA) from King’s College London, Max is interested in carnal cinema, sonic studies, porn studies, and sexual dissidence.
Sauvage reminds the spectator of the dazzling constellation of sex and sexuality
“We were not really thinking about his history, his future, where he comes from, only about what he feels in the scenes.”
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