Godard Mon Amour (2017)

Ever notice that a male artist's muse is always the hottest young woman you've ever seen in your life? Weird that no man is ever inspired by someone he's not desperately trying to have sex with, isn't it? If you're looking for the exception to the rule, you're not going to find it in Godard Mon Amour (2017). Also known as Redoubtable, the film tells the story of visionary French New Wave director Jean-Luc Godard from the point-of-view of young actress Anne Wiazemsky, whom he put in a ton of his movies and eventually married. The hunky Louis Garrel plays Jean-Luc Godard, who we first meet in the late 1960's when he's a hugely famous film director boning the beautiful actress Anne Wiazemsky (Stacy Martin). Things are going well for Jean-Luc. He proposes to his beautiful, longtime muse, has a few projects lined up, and seems to be getting everything he's ever wanted. Only, Jean-Luc gets really, really political. Suddenly he's at all sorts of left-wing rallies, questioning what the point of cinema is, and even toying with making odd Socialist movies instead of the stuff that sells. Needless to say, this is a bit tough for Anne to swallow, and soon enough she's forced to decide if this new version of Jean-Luc is one she wants to remain with. Based on Anne's book and directed by The Artist (2011) director Michel Hazanavicius, the film shows us the full trigger and barrel on the love gun of Louis Garrel. Louis unveils his penis and balls when he casually stands naked in a doorway, directing our attention to his gorgeous body. Meanwhile, Louis gets to direct actor Matteo Martari who is totally nude on the beach. We get a lot of angles of Matteo's uncut cock and buns! We don't care about your politics if you're movie is filled with great dicks! You'll get hard to Godard in Godard Mon Amour!