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She began her career as a writer when she published her first novel ''A Man for the Asking'', which shocked the French government enough to ban it from readers under the age of 18. Despite this, she went on to make a career in directing films for decades, some of which she also performed an acting role.

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* ''[[Film/AMaSoeur Fat Girl]]''
* ''The Last Mistress''
* ''A Real Young Girl''
* ''{{Film/Romance}}''
* ''Sex is Comedy''
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Her films tend to be explorations of female sexuality. She has been accused on occasion of being misandric, with many of the female characters in her films being subject to victimization by men.

She has cited Creator/DavidCronenberg as a director with a similar approach to sexuality. It's unclear if he appreciates the endorsement.

Had a brief appearance in ''Film/LastTangoInParis'', which is an obvious influence on her own films.

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Her films tend to be explorations of female sexuality. She has been accused on occasion of being misandric, with many of the female characters in her films being subject to sexuality and victimization by men.

at the hands of men. She has cited Creator/DavidCronenberg as a director with a similar approach to sexuality. It's unclear if he appreciates the endorsement.

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Catherine Breillat is the undisputed queen of {{Euroshlock}}.

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Catherine Breillat (born 13 July 1948) is the undisputed queen of {{Euroshlock}}.
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'''Catherine Breillat''' is the undisputed queen of {{Euroshlock}}.

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'''Catherine Breillat''' Catherine Breillat is the undisputed queen of {{Euroshlock}}.
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Her films tend to be explorations of female sexuality. She has been accused on occasion of being misandrist, with many of the female characters in her films being subject to victimization by men.

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Her films tend to be explorations of female sexuality. She has been accused on occasion of being misandrist, misandric, with many of the female characters in her films being subject to victimization by men.
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She has cited DavidCronenberg as a director with a similar approach to sexuality. It's unclear if he appreciates the endorsement.

Had a brief appearance in ''[[LastTangoInParis Last Tango in Paris]]'', which is an obvious influence on her own films.

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She has cited DavidCronenberg Creator/DavidCronenberg as a director with a similar approach to sexuality. It's unclear if he appreciates the endorsement.

Had a brief appearance in ''[[LastTangoInParis Last Tango in Paris]]'', ''Film/LastTangoInParis'', which is an obvious influence on her own films.

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Her films include:

* ''AnatomyOfHell''

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'''Catherine Breillat''' is the undisputed queen of {{Euroshlock}}.

Her films tend to be explorations of female sexuality. She has been accused on occasion of being misandrist, with many of the female characters in her films being subject to victimization by men.

She has cited DavidCronenberg as a director with a similar approach to sexuality. It's unclear if he appreciates the endorsement.

Had a brief appearance in ''[[LastTangoInParis Last Tango in Paris]]'', which is an obvious influence on her own films.

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Her films include:

* ''AnatomyOfHell''
* ''[[AMaSoeur Fat Girl]]''
* ''The Last Mistress''
* ''A Real Young Girl''
* ''{{Film/Romance}}''
* ''Sex is Comedy''

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