Clemence Audiard Vol.1-3 -dorcelvision- 2023-20... (2025)

Interestingly, the Clemence Audiard trilogy has been invited to several "underground" film festivals (notably the Erotic Film Festival Barcelona and CineKink NYC). Critics have compared the dialogue to early Éric Rohmer and the editing to Wong Kar-wai. While such comparisons might seem hyperbolic, the attention to mise-en-scène is undeniable.

DorcelVision deployed an Arri Alexa 35 for Vol.3—a camera used primarily for Oscar-bait dramas. The lighting is chiaroscuro-heavy, borrowing from the visual language of Caravaggio. One seven-minute sequence contains no dialogue and no nudity, only a woman smoking a cigarette while watching a storm from a balcony. It is a baffling, beautiful risk for a studio known for functional plot devices. Interestingly, the Clemence Audiard trilogy has been invited

Capitalizing on the success of Vol.1, Clemence Audiard Vol.2 arrived just six months later. If Vol.1 was about atmosphere, Vol.2 was about psychology. then these three volumes deserve a spot in your library

Clemence Audiard Vol. 1‑3 stands out as a high‑caliber, story‑centric adult anthology that proves erotic content can coexist with genuine filmmaking craft. If you value:

then these three volumes deserve a spot in your library. For those who prioritize pure “scene” content without the storytelling, the series may feel slower paced, but even then the production values make it worth a watch.

Rating (out of 5 stars): ★★★★½
(The half‑star reflects the slight unevenness in pacing between Volume 1’s fast‑track opening and the more deliberate storytelling of Volume 2.)