Emanuelle et les filles de Madame Claude

Original title: La via della prostituzione

1978
1h 20m

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Emanuelle et les filles de Madame Claude (1978)

An interview with a mobster propels newswoman Emanuelle into an undercover investigation of the seedy world of white slavery and the infamous mansion of Madame Claude.An interview with a mobster propels newswoman Emanuelle into an undercover investigation of the seedy world of white slavery and the infamous mansion of Madame Claude.An interview with a mobster propels newswoman Emanuelle into an undercover investigation of the seedy world of white slavery and the infamous mansion of Madame Claude.

Director
- Joe D'Amato
Writers
- Joe D'Amato
- Romano Scandariato
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4.4/10

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Director
- Joe D'Amato
Writers
- Joe D'Amato
- Romano Scandariato
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Laura Gemser said later that the Emanuelle films were all the same, adding "It seemed like one long, long movie that didn't end. You know, it was always the same story, the same things happens." In every film, she played a journalist or a photographer sent out to find some drug criminals, and she always had to strip naked or have sex to get what she needed. She admitted she continued to do them because they paid well and she got to travel to exotic locations, which she loved. That made continuously taking her clothes off and kissing and rubbing against other people tolerable.

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Edited from Emanuelle chez les cannibales (1977)

Soundtracks
Run, Cheetah, Run
Music and Lyrics by Nico Fidenco

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Featured review

6/10

Quite enjoyable, great music

This is a quite enjoyable little flick, though not as ingenious as Emanuelle and the last Cannibals. Unfortunately, it does not offer the same levels of gore and violence but somewhat compensates this shortcoming by excessive amounts of soft-core and an even more terrific sound-track by the same composer. The "safari"-scenes and the fight in the bowling-alley are unforgettable. Recommended to all fans of 70's sleaze but perhaps not to the general audience.