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'Jean-Daniel Cadinot' (born February 10, 1944) is a French director and producer of gay pornographic films.
Jean-Daniel Cadinot first pursued a career in photography, which took on a homosexual angle with his nude portrait of writer Yves Navarre and singer Patrick Juvet. He began to sell nude photographs and finally moved to directing movies in 1978.
Under the label ''French Art'', Cadinot made dozens of 16 mm films since then, usually with specific settings or themes, such as an excursion of French Boy Scouts, life in a boarding school or a journey to Venice, greatly contributing to the erotic appeal of the works through the specific situations depicted. Often these themes were somewhat derived from Cadinot's life experiences, especially from his youth.
Cadinot's early films are often basically regular movies with occasional hardcore gay sex scenes interspersed. Rather than just portraying a string of sexual encounters with minimal dialogue, they showcase Cadinot's fascination with characterization, lighting, and his often slightly jocular approach to gay sexuality.
In recent years, Cadinot's films have become more conventional and are more difficult to distinguish from other United States or European productions. Sex scenes now tend to take center stage while the setting, plot or acting are of considerably lesser importance. It might be disadvantageous that his production now uses video, which, while offering higher image clarity and lower production costs than 16 mm, tends to have a low-contrast, somewhat overlit "studio" look which lacks the artistic appeal of his conventionally filmed material.
★ Often plot- and character-driven (though considerably less so in recent years)
★ Mostly feature youthful, slender, not particularly muscular men
★ Humoristic characters and situations
★ Outdoor locations in the French countryside
★ Sexual positions or techniques:
★
★ Anal sex scenes where the passive partner has one leg propped up so that the penetration can be clearly seen.
★
★ Occasionally, scenes of nonconsensual sex (i.e., rape).
★ Unprotected sex
★ List of pornographic movie studios
★ Official site
★ GLBTQ: Article about J.-D. Cadinot
| Contents |
| Biography |
| Trademark elements of his films |
| Filmography |
| See also |
| External links |
Biography
Jean-Daniel Cadinot first pursued a career in photography, which took on a homosexual angle with his nude portrait of writer Yves Navarre and singer Patrick Juvet. He began to sell nude photographs and finally moved to directing movies in 1978.
Under the label ''French Art'', Cadinot made dozens of 16 mm films since then, usually with specific settings or themes, such as an excursion of French Boy Scouts, life in a boarding school or a journey to Venice, greatly contributing to the erotic appeal of the works through the specific situations depicted. Often these themes were somewhat derived from Cadinot's life experiences, especially from his youth.
Cadinot's early films are often basically regular movies with occasional hardcore gay sex scenes interspersed. Rather than just portraying a string of sexual encounters with minimal dialogue, they showcase Cadinot's fascination with characterization, lighting, and his often slightly jocular approach to gay sexuality.
In recent years, Cadinot's films have become more conventional and are more difficult to distinguish from other United States or European productions. Sex scenes now tend to take center stage while the setting, plot or acting are of considerably lesser importance. It might be disadvantageous that his production now uses video, which, while offering higher image clarity and lower production costs than 16 mm, tends to have a low-contrast, somewhat overlit "studio" look which lacks the artistic appeal of his conventionally filmed material.
Trademark elements of his films
★ Often plot- and character-driven (though considerably less so in recent years)
★ Mostly feature youthful, slender, not particularly muscular men
★ Humoristic characters and situations
★ Outdoor locations in the French countryside
★ Sexual positions or techniques:
★
★ Anal sex scenes where the passive partner has one leg propped up so that the penetration can be clearly seen.
★
★ Occasionally, scenes of nonconsensual sex (i.e., rape).
★ Unprotected sex
Filmography
★ ''Age Tendre et Sexes Droits'' (1983) ★ ''Aime... Comme Minet'' (1982) ★ ''Amour Jaloux (L')'' (1986) ★ ''C'est la Vie'' (2000) ★ ''Chaleurs'' (1987) ★ ''Charmants Cousins'' (1983) ★ ''Classe de Neige'' (1985) ★ ''Corps d'Elite'' (1993) ★ ''Coup de Soleil'' (1996) ★ ''Cours Privés'' (2002) ★ ''Coursier (Le)'' (1990) ★ ''Crash Toujours'' (1989) ★ ''Crescendo'' (2003) ★ ''Désir en Ballade (Le)'' (1989) ★ ''Désirs Volés'' (1996) ★ ''Deuxième Sous-sol'' (1987) ★ ''Double en Jeu'' (2000) ★ ''Escalier de Service'' (1987) ★ ''Etat d'Urgence'' (1998) ★ ''Expérience Inédite (L')'' (1993) ★ ''Gamins de Paris'' (1992) ★ ''Garçon Près de la Piscine (Le)'' (1986) ★ ''Garçons d'Etage'' (1995) ★ ''Garçons d'Etage II'' (1996) ★ ''Garçons de Plage'' (1982) ★ ''Garçons de Rêves'' (1981) ★ ''Hammam'' (2004) ★ ''Harem ''(1984) ★ ''Hommes de Chantier'' (1980) ★ ''Hommes Préfèrent les Hommes (Les)'' (1981) ★ ''Insatiable (L')'' (1997) ★ ''Jeu de Pistes (Le)'' (1984) | ★ ''Macadam'' (1998) ★ ''Main au Feu (La)'' (1989) ★ ''Maison Bleue (La)'' (1992) ★ ''Maurice et les Garçons'' (1994) ★ ''Minets de l'Info (Les)'' (1994) ★ ''Minets Sauvages (Les)'' (1984) ★ ''Mon Ami, Mes Amants'' (2002) ★ ''Musée Hom'' (1994) ★ ''Nomades'' (2005) ★ ''Paradisio Inferno'' (1994) ★ ''Pension Complète'' (1988) ★ ''Plaisirs d'Orient'' (2005) ★ ''Pressbook'' (1996) ★ ''Sacré Collège'' (1983) ★ ''Safari City'' (1999) ★ ''Sans Limite'' (2000) ★ ''Séance Particulière'' (1988) ★ ''Scouts'' (1981) ★ ''Secrets de Famille'' (2004) ★ ''Service Actif'' (1990) ★ ''Service Actif II'' (1991) ★ ''Sortie de Secours ''(1998) ★ ''S.O.S.'' (1999) ★ ''Sous le Signe de l'Etalon'' (1986) ★ ''Squat'' (1999) ★ ''Stop'' (1980) ★ ''Stop Surprise'' (1984) ★ ''Techno Boys'' (1997) ★ ''Tequila'' (1993) ★ ''Tendres Adolescents'' (1980) ★ ''Top Models'' (1985) ★ ''Voyage à Venise (Le)'' (1986) |
See also
★ List of pornographic movie studios
External links
★ Official site
★ GLBTQ: Article about J.-D. Cadinot
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