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When the media storm flared up in the wake of Jørgen Leth's memoir "The Imperfect Man" in 2005, it was mainly due to the passage about Leth's erotic relationship with the chef's young daughter. While the storm was still raging, friend and journalist Jørgen Flindt Pedersen contacted Jørgen Leth, who had been hiding from the public, to hear his reaction. "The price of sensuality" follows Leth for a year after its publication, in quiet moments outside the limelight, until the farewell the following late summer, when Leth goes home to Haiti. |
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Hunters
The Invisible Man
My Friends Act II
The Roaring Twenties
Angelique and the Sultan
Soft & Quiet
Au Hasard Balthazar
The Life of Oharu
Eyes Without a Face
Spellbound
The Seventh Continent
The Anonymous Venetian
Island in Between
Lee
The Isle
Workers Leaving the Lumière Factory
Liza
Skal: Fight for Survival
Little Women
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