Les deux soeurs

Original title: Le sorelle

1969
R
1h 40m

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Susan Strasberg and Nathalie Delon in Les deux soeurs (1969)

Diana is divorcing her husband, and decides to spend the winter at her younger sister's home. Adultery and unnatural Sapphic love return to her life, amidst sad remembrances and with unsuspe... Read allDiana is divorcing her husband, and decides to spend the winter at her younger sister's home. Adultery and unnatural Sapphic love return to her life, amidst sad remembrances and with unsuspected consequences.Diana is divorcing her husband, and decides to spend the winter at her younger sister's home. Adultery and unnatural Sapphic love return to her life, amidst sad remembrances and with unsuspected consequences.

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Nathalie Delon made this film right after her divorce from Alain Delon (14 February 1969).

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6/10

Beautifully filmed.Sexy mature women.Dull film..!!

Wellknown "menage a trois" formula for this French film directed by an obviously talented Italian...R. Malenotti. A younger woman visits her sister and her husband. The sisters have had a lesbian affair(with each other!!) earlier in their lives. The husband is handsome, rich and...impotent. A loverboy for the older sister is close by!! But on the entertainment side this (giallo)drama lacks excitement and tension. There's no " mystery" and hardly any murders. Technically..ie. camera,angels, compositions,editing,lighting,location,interiors,colors,faces, darkness,acting....all is extremely well executed. But the "balls" are missing!!! There's no shortage when dealing with sex....tits,buttoms,lesbianism, we get to see it all. if only Le Sorelle(The Sisters) had had some "action" in the giallo-tradition of Dario Argento and a couple of Euro-perversions a-la Jess Franco,Sergio bergonzelli....this film could have been a total classic laying behind top-films of the above mentioned Euro-directors. As it is now...it falls flat on the floor, more or less!!. It's lbx'ed about 1:1.90 on the Danish DVS-label, running for 106.15 mins and of course completely impossible to find anywhere nowadays. I'm glad I keep it in my collection.