Ah, the 70s:. "Secrets of a Sex Addict" a time of disco, ruffled shirts music and art, and with titles like There was a time when many people have questionable decisions made erotic film (think including, ruffled shirts here) - but when faced with these options pay for their work?
Over 40 years ago, as a young Canadian actress, who had moved to Paris: theater teacher Jacqueline Laurent-Auger, 73, played in the previous film ("The Diary of June nymphomaniac" Original title in French) dreams of a career in film, but if some of her students unearthed clips of films like "Swedish Sex Games" and "male Nathalie. escape hell," High School, where Christian worked Laurent Auger decided that she had to undress for the camera a decent offense.
"I did as a young actress to earn some money," Laurent Auger told the Globe and Mail . "The idea to throw someone out the door for something they did there about 50 years is nonsense. Makes me angry."
The teacher, who has worked for over 15 years in the Elite College Jean-de-Brébeuf in Montreal, adding that the films are not pornographic, but it is the spirit of freedom of the art of the 60's and 70 movies recalls. "Swedish Sex Games" for example, is in IMDB as "a realistic and nostalgic for life on a farm look." Besides, she was young, fresh out of college, and had to pay the rent somehow.
This is not the way the school has seen, but: "The fact that these films were 40 years ago, not their courage and change suggestive - and explicit - character," he told the Globe and Mail. "After discussion and review, we have determined that adult films should remain just that, a product for adults.'s Why I've decided to renew the contract of Ms. Laurent-Auger".
Last July, as Laurent-Auger was told he would be fired, she said, the school told him he had no problem with his job performance - the decision solely on the films he had made in his earlier career, is based. It was said that the choice of Laurent Auger misrepresented as a young actress questionable "role models for pupils start in theater and art in general."
The school has been criticized heavily in the Canadian media, "slut-shaming retroactively," wrote one blogger, while a columnist for the Journal de Montreal, said Lise Ravary the prestigious Jesuit school was founded to protect your school-- inverted image Quebec expense of their students.
"It's small and petty", Laurent Auger said. "We are in 2014, not 1950"
Here Auger Lawrence on a more or less SFW clip "Nathalie. Escape from hell"
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