Though averse to the "extreme naturalism" dominant in French cinema, Ozon is keen to reject the provocateur tag. "It's not conscious, and besides, from movies I don't expect answers as much as questions." Still, his next film, featuring a "50-something, 100 percent heterosexual couple" played by Charlotte Rampling and Bruno Kremer, "should depend more on the audience's ability to identify with the characters" and sounds like a reprise of the summer-idyll creepshow See the Sea (the husband vanishes midway through). Asked if he has a more-than-passing interest in psychoanalysis, Ozon, emerging master of psychosexual horror that he is, replies without hesitation: "I enjoy reading clinical studies of psychology. I don't necessarily understand everything, but usually a word or a sentence jumps out at me, and I get the meaning. I learn more about myself if I can find myself in these works."
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