Review of ...And God Created Woman (1956) by Marco F — 31 Jan 2010
Bold and pretty risque for its time, Vadim's showcase for the beautiful young ingenue Brigitte Bardot seems tame now, but it revolutionized cinema's attitudes toward sexuality in a big way and brought a very permissive, though perhaps exploitative, European attitude concerning femininity to American shores.
The plot is wafer thin, serving only to frame Barbot's voluptuousness against a beautiful St. Tropez setting.
This review of ...And God Created Woman (1956) was written by Marco F on 31 Jan 2010.
...And God Created Woman has generally received mixed reviews.
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