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The film opens not with dialogue, but with a signature Brass shot: a close-up of a woman’s rear in high-waisted stockings, viewed through a keyhole. The voyeur, in this case, is Julia herself (played by the enigmatic French-Italian actress in the original cut, though some international versions credit a pseudonym). La La Land Before Sunrise 'The Midnight Romance
The titular character, Julia, serves a crucial function as the narrative anchor for Part 1. In Brass’s universe, women are never victims of desire but its sovereigns. Julia, likely depicted as a middle-class Italian woman of a certain age (common in Brass’s later works), embodies what film scholar Elena Past calls "the emancipated body." Unlike the passive models of American soft-core, Julia is an active narrator. Her erotic adventures—whether recounting a chance encounter, a marital transgression, or a fantasized liaison—are presented as acts of self-discovery. The "1999" setting is significant: this is fin-de-siècle erotica, looking back at the liberated 1970s while anticipating the digital explosion of the 2000s. Julia’s stories often blur the line between memory and fantasy, a hallmark of Brass’s attempt to depict the female psyche, albeit through a heavily stylized, masculine lens. The voyeur, in this case, is Julia herself