The film “Nymphomaniac” directed by Lars von Trier has made headlines for its use of digitally added prn doubles for the s=x scenes, as well as for its controversial content.

The film stars Charlotte Gainsbourg, Shia LaBeouf, and Uma Thurman, among others.

The use of digital doubles was a way to avoid filming the actors actually having s=x while keeping the explicit images that von Trier wanted for his exploration of s=xuality.

The uncut version of the s=x scenes only showed the midsection of the actors’ prn double, while everything above or below belonged to the actors themselves.

Actress Stacy Martin, who plays the younger version of the main character Joe, spoke about the process of filming the s=x scenes before they were altered.

Martin explained that everything had to be carefully predetermined because of the CGI. “What happens is that we have to agree on a position because of the CGI.

Everything has to be set, so we would do the scene with Shia or whoever it was, and we would get little black dots on our bodies,” she said.

The process was far from erotic, and Martin described it as “very unerotic, very technical, and it gets quite boring because then they have to do exactly the same with the prn doubles. But they’re having real s=x, and they put the two together.”

Despite the lack of spontaneity and chemistry, Martin said that the effort was worth it because she got to work with von Trier without having to become a prn star. “It’s incredible, and I can be in a Lars Von Trier movie and not have s=x,” she said. “It’s fantastic.”

The film has been controversial for its graphic content, including scenes of oral s=x and bondage.

Some theaters in the United States have opted not to show the film, while others have only screened the censored version.

However, both volumes of the film are currently available on digital platforms.

The film’s posters, featuring close-up shots of women’s faces in the throes of orgasm, have also caused a stir.

The posters were banned in Turkey and Italy, and a German cinema was fined for displaying them in public.

In addition to Martin, the film stars Charlotte Gainsbourg as the older version of Joe, the titular nymphomaniac.

Shia LaBeouf plays Jerome, one of Joe’s lovers. Uma Thurman has a small but memorable role as Mrs. H, a wronged wife seeking revenge.

Despite the controversy surrounding the film, von Trier is no stranger to controversy.

His previous films, including “Antichrist” and “Melancholia,” have also divided audiences and critics.

Von Trier is known for his unconventional storytelling and willingness to push boundaries.

“Nymphomaniac Volume 1” was released in theaters in March 2014, with “Volume 2” following a month later.

The film received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising von Trier’s vision and others criticizing the film’s explicit content.