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Every sex scene in Snack Bar Budapest is framed as a transaction. Marco watches women; women watch each other; criminals watch Marco. Brass refuses the romantic gaze. Instead, he employs what film scholar Linda Williams called “body genres” — cinema that aims to physically affect the spectator. But Brass complicates this by often showing male buttocks and nudity equally, challenging the assumption that his camera is solely male-gendered. In one extended sequence, a male villain is stripped and caressed — not for female pleasure but for humiliation. Power, not sex, is the currency. : It’s darker and more "yellow-noir" than his