Musées secrets

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2008
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1h 14min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThroughout the ages, erotic art has been created by some of the world's best-known artists, but it is rarely on public display. Whether it is held in private collections, or kept under lock ... Tout lireThroughout the ages, erotic art has been created by some of the world's best-known artists, but it is rarely on public display. Whether it is held in private collections, or kept under lock and key in museums and libraries worldwide, erotic art and literature remains censored. Bu... Tout lireThroughout the ages, erotic art has been created by some of the world's best-known artists, but it is rarely on public display. Whether it is held in private collections, or kept under lock and key in museums and libraries worldwide, erotic art and literature remains censored. But when graphic, even extreme sexual imagery is freely available on the Internet, why is er... Tout lire

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... part of a long debate

This film on the European TV channel ARTE brings interesting information about the collections of erotic art, some of them private, some of them kept in secret areas of the public museums and libraries. As we enter the 21ist century erotic art seems to make it slowly towards mainstream, but borders of the allowed and of the forbidden are still vague, and the debate about the inclusion of eroticism in serious art is still ongoing. This is not a new debate by any means, and the movie mentions - although maybe too much in passing - the fact that erotic art was much more accepted in the ancient times, and that church-related restrictions are present only in the last thousand of years. There is nothing sensational or new as ideas in this film, although many of the collectors are unknown to the great public. Mentioning Ancient Rome is fine, although all the erotic art from Asia or India is missing. Overall there are interesting things in this documentary, but nothing really sensational or new as ideas.