The film has raised a lot of controversy since its release, but it all comes down to one’s perspective While some critics might see it as a man’s perversion in filming two naked women, the ones who understand. Adèle exarchopoulos delivers one of the breakout performances of the year in blue is the warmest color, a shockingly beautiful—and sometimes just plain shocking—movie about a young woman discovering her sexuality Exarchopoulos gives a performance that feels honest at every turn She has an incredibly expressive face that belongs on the big screen Léa seydoux (the assassin from the last.
The director knew what she was doing keeping genitals out of the sex scene It was a brilliant way to portray physical intimacy between women and, at the same time, state with intention that the pleasure in the scene is not for men For what it's worth, the sexual tension scenes in that movie were genuinely hot as hell. Blue is the warmest color star on the ‘truth’ about those sex scenes adèle exarchopoulos clarifies her feelings about filming the controversial and steamy sapphic scenes. Julie maroh, author of the graphic novel turned cannes festival winner blue is the warmest colour, blasted the film's sex scenes on her blog Critics are singing a different tune.
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