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Sérieux comme le plaisir (1975)
Release Year: 1975
Nation: N/A
Alternative Title: Primavera carnale, Serious as Pleasure
Director: Robert Benayoun
Writer: Jean-Claude Carrière, Robert Benayoun
Production & Genre
Producer(s): N/A
Companies: N/A
Genre: Comedy, Comedy Drama, Romance
Story
The film follows an unconventional relationship between two men and a woman who live together happily, their lifestyle seemingly funded by the woman's wealth. They embark on a road trip in their old car, attracting the suspicion of a policeman who suspects something nefarious. During their journey, they engage in playful behavior such as tying up the woman, much to her amusement despite the policeman's attempts to intervene. At some point, she leaves with an Eastern monarch but later returns. The trio continues their mischievous ways, eventually seen dropping off their son at school where he is greeted by two young girls.
Summary
Directed by Robert Benayoun in 1975, 'Sérieux comme le plaîtir' is a comedic drama that explores the unconventional lifestyle of its three protagonists. The film challenges societal norms around relationships and sexuality through its portrayal of a happy menage à trois. It also plays with themes of perception and misunderstanding, as seen in the policeman's misinterpretation of their behavior. Despite the scarcity of details about context or themes in the provided sources, these aspects can be inferred from the plot descriptions.
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