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"  Photo: Courtesy Film Arcade  Juno Temple gives an extraordinary breakout performance in the new indie, Afternoon Delight, which won the Directing Award (U.S., Dramatic) at Sundance this year. In one of the year&amp;#039;s deepest explorations of the female psyche, post-feminist director Jill Soloway probes the Madonna-whore complex with great humor. Kathryn Hahn (Anchorman; HBO&amp;#039;s Girls) plays Rachel, a boho-suburban mom who is a spectator in her own life. To spice up her marriage, Rachel takes her husband (Josh Radnor) to a strip club, where she befriends and &amp;quot;adopts&amp;quot; a pole dancer, McKenna (Temple), who ultimately helps Rachel to integrate both aspects of herself.  The 24-year-old British actress is the daughter of the great punk-era rock filmmaker, Julien Temple. She began her career opposite Keira Knightley in Atonement and turned in impressive indie performances before landing a supporting role in The Dark Knight Rises last year. Temple has four films out in 2013 (including Lovelace, as Amanda Seyfreid&amp;#039;s BFF) and another four in 2014, including Maleficent with Angelina Jolie, and the sequel to Sin City.   What drew you to playing McKenna?  Her free spirited [attitude] was a huge inspiration to me. Also, that she&amp;#039;s fending for herself. She doesn&amp;#039;t need the help people think she does. I was completely blown away by her. She&amp;#039;s a fascinating little creature. Rachel thinks she&amp;#039;s domesticating McKenna until she tries to seduce Rachel&amp;#039;s husband and his friends. It&amp;#039;s when she feels judged by Rachel. It really hurts her, because she&amp;#039;d felt that Rachel was one of the few women she&amp;#039;d met in her life who was okay with what she did. She wants to hurt the person closest to her. What was it like playing those intense scenes with Josh Radnor? It was fun! Especially because he&amp;#039;s trying to resist her seduction. It completely changes their relationship. There&amp;#039;s a major power shift. How difficult was it shooting the sex scene with Rachel and the male client? Sex scenes are always weird because they&amp;#039;re so un-sexy to shoot. It&amp;#039;s so choreographed beforehand that you have to make them sexy in your head. The most important thing to me was that I be incredibly comfortable and at ease. The moment of panic on set is right before you take the robe off, because you&amp;#039;re still you. Once cameras start rolling, you&amp;#039;re not you anymore. It&amp;#039;s very liberating. Sundance must have been a whirlwind for you, with three films there this year. It was crazy because you forget which one you&amp;#039;re talking about! It was an honor and so exciting. I didn&amp;#039;t have time to go to parties because I had to find time to sleep. Of course Jill Soloway won the Directing Award. What made her so fantastic to work with? She&amp;#039;s open and brave. She&amp;#039;s ballsy; the film shows that. What did you feel was the turning point when your career just blew up?  Killer Joe [with Matthew McConaughey and Emile Hirsch] was an important film for my career, and The Dark Knight Rises, because I&amp;#039;d never experienced anything like that before. Christopher Nolan is a genius. Which designers interest you? I&amp;#039;m a huge fan of vintage clothing, especially the &amp;#039;60s and &amp;#039;70s. And I&amp;#039;m into Miu Miu. I love how you always feel like a little doll in their clothing and shoes. Also YSL. If you&amp;#039;re into &amp;#039;70s fashion, you must have loved your &amp;#039;Lovelace&amp;#039; wardrobe. Oh my God, I was in heaven. Amanda and I had a lot of fun with that! You also are an aspiring designer. I&amp;#039;d like to have my own lingerie line someday. I have this great, secret idea that I feel any woman would be mad not to be into. It&amp;#039;s my ultimate fantasy. Afternoon Delight opens today.  Photo: Courtesy Film Arcade "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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