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Cannes - Director Gaspar Noe
rejected the idea on Thursday
that his ultra-graphic 3D sex film
"Love" was controversial at the
Cannes Film Festival, saying it
was ridiculous to ignore a subject
that "everyone loves".
"I have friends who love money,
some who love coke, some who
love cinema, but the common
point is that everyone loves
having sex," the Paris-based
director said at a press
conference.





"So why is it so poorly
represented in cinema? It's to do
with commercial and legal
pressures," he added.
Noe's latest film was the hot
ticket on the French Riviera, with
hundreds trying to squeeze their
way into the midnight screening
on Wednesday night.
"Love" leaves nothing to the
imagination as it tells the story of
a young couple's tempestuous
love affair, featuring over a
dozen extremely graphic
unsimulated sex scenes,
including close-up ejaculations,
swingers' clubs, a party and
a transvestite prostitute.
Asked why he felt the need to
show such explicit scenes, the
Argentine-born Noe said, "I was
making a film about love, not
about Swiss banks or
Scientology."
Lead actor Karl Gusman, a
newcomer from the United
States, said there were certainly
doubts when he started work on
the film.
"On the first day of shooting,
Gaspar decided to start us off
with a close-up of my genitals,"
Gusman said.
"I was in the bathroom
beforehand, looking in the mirror
thinking I should escape to the
airport... and that this was the
end of a very short career.
"But pretty soon, it felt normal."
Asked how his parents had
reacted, Gusman said: "My
mother was not a virgin when I
met her. She's very proud,
especially because the film is
playing in such a prestigious
festival."
'Like bad sex'
The story follows a young
American man in Paris, Murphy,
looking back on his lost love,
Electra (Aomi Muyock), and their
time together.
3D has been used for hardcore
pornography before but this is
thought to be the first time it has
been used for sex scenes in an
arthouse film.
"It's a toy I hadn't used before,"
said Noe, adding that he liked the
irony of using 3D and English-
speaking actors to give the film a
Hollywood feel.
Although the producers secured a
deal last week to distribute
"Love" in the US, Noe said he
expected trouble from censors.
"It's easier to show scenes of
sensuality in European cinema
because people are more open-
minded. The Americans, when it
comes to a film's distribution,
can be very square," he said.
Noe is no stranger to
controversy. In 2002, a screening
of his film "Irreversible" at
Cannes led to several
ambulances being called for
audience members who could
not cope with its in-your-face
rape scene.
Some of the audience gave a
standing ovation at the end of
the screening on Thursday
morning, but many critics
seemed unconvinced by Noe's
"blood, sperm and tears" vision.
"Like bad sex, (it) seems to go on
forever with no climax or ending
in sight," tweeted Sophie
Kaufman, of Little White Lies
movie magazine.
BBC film critic Jason Solomons
said it "was definitely not a porn
film the dialogue's not up to that
level".
Variety gave a more nuanced
critique, saying "you've gotta
hand it to Noe for leaving no
taboo unturned, and for putting
so much of himself into a film
that's bound to leave titillation
seekers resenting its creator
during the long stretches of
wallowing introspection between
climaxes."
Cannes festival director Thierry
Fremaux jumped to Noe's
defence at an earlier press
conference, saying "the last thing
to do at Cannes is read the
critics".
"Gaspar Noe has made a film that
some love and some hate.
Literature and painting visit the
question of the representation of
the body, of sex, of physical love,
but very few filmmakers have
done so in 120 years of the
history

Lagos - The case involving a
former governor of Bayelsa
State, Timipre Sylva, has been
adjourned Wednesday next
week.
Sylva, along with Francis
Okokwo, Gbenga Balogun, and
Samuel Ogbuku, allegedly used
three companies, Marlin
Maritime Limited, Eat Catering
Services Limited, and
Haloween-Blue Construction
and Logistics Limited to move
about N19,2 billion from
Bayelsa State coffers between
2009 and 2012, under false
pretence of using the
withdrawn money to augment
salaries of the state
government workers.







Since the matter began in
2013, several applications filed
by the defence, have made it
difficult for Sylva to be
arraigned.
At the last sitting last
Thursday, Justice Mohammed
had in his ruling dismissed an
application brought before it
by the third accused, Gbenga
Balogun, through his counsel
Israel Olorundare, praying the
court to first determine the
legal standing of the lead
prosecution counsel, Rotimi
Jacobs, to handle the matter,
as well as a motion challenging
the competence of the 42-
count charge.
At the resumed sitting this
Thursday, the court was to
hear all pending applications
before it with regards to the
matter. Notable was an
application filed by counsel to
Sylva, challenging the charges
brought against his client by
the Economic and Financial
Crimes Commission and
another application by Ogbuku,
challenging the power of the
EFCC to prosecute the case,
claiming that only the Attorney
General had the power to do
so.
In his argument, Jacobs told
the court that, he only got the
application filed last week and
that he would need time to go
through it for appropriate
action.
He argued that the application
seemed like a calculated
attempt to drag the matter
further, since the charges
which they are challenging was
served them since 2013.
"We served them this charges
since 2013, why are they now
just waking up from their
slumber," Jacobs said.
Justice Mohammed adjourned
the case for hearing on all
pending applications.
source:http://www.news24.com.ng/Elections/News/Ex-Bayelsa-Governor-Sylvas-case-deferred-20150521

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congratulobia dr sid

what can i say






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shiikena!!!

Idowuogbo:
Yep! I rarely get my legs out.

i cant just help it bt to lmao

sinaj:
Happy weekend fellaz

quick hostel selfie

dnt wnt to b left out

beauty

op,am still waiting for his reply

#we love gej bt hate pdp we need fuel price back to its normacy,improved power supply,job!job!!job!!!. give back power to naira in international market. pls stop lamenting after d election had been won n lost.

ginawest:
lolz.. bro,if u find urself falling in love wit a dirty gal,d only tin u can do z to help her b neat.

hehe,we rude guys dont do dirty girls

kodded:




please don't tell me 9ice is now a clown

lol

DrSage:
nt me bro

if yu say so,am sure it description that isnt strong enof.maybe wen i meet u on campus bro.am ayobami ajibade

DrSage:
"madly mad" u getting me mre confused!

aren't u the one that do say one is 'madly mad'
aam sure u know 'mr lebi'

DrSage:
located in wah state?

lagos state,mushin precisely.or arent u d guy that do one is madly mad?

hello drsage,have u heard of marjos college b4,hope u dont mind my question

ginawest:
ah!!a woman?its not fair o...Dis jungle justice shud stop

did you not read what she did,she f*cking shot at fellow human

i don't have anything to comment

God help u with ur plans

scammer.u nd to go strategise again BRO

mee like d first pics die :Dmee like d first pics die

ginawest:
lolz...ajibade free me jhor

u don wake up nawa oo

ginawest:
she z pretty buh not d prettiest... she no even reach first 50

i guess u among the top 50 then

sinaj:
c whu iz typing


you wen r u dropping ya album

thank u for that question miss

ginawest:
LOL...atólè...agbaya

haha funny u

sinizia:
Your hatred for him will consume you.

haha