Tendre et perverse Emanuelle

1973
1h 15m

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A Whodunit from the great! The investigation into the suicide of a young woman found dead at the bottom of a cliff uncovers many lovers of both sexes, including her Brother's sister and her ... Read allA Whodunit from the great! The investigation into the suicide of a young woman found dead at the bottom of a cliff uncovers many lovers of both sexes, including her Brother's sister and her psychiatrist, a weird tale of absolute power and loveA Whodunit from the great! The investigation into the suicide of a young woman found dead at the bottom of a cliff uncovers many lovers of both sexes, including her Brother's sister and her psychiatrist, a weird tale of absolute power and love

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4.2/10

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Trivia
Opening title misspells "perverse" , as in: " tender and pervers [sic] Emanuelle," and the actor who plays a central figure as Emanuelle's husband, Alberto Dalbe's's name is left off the cast list. For most of his life, Alberto Dalbe's's stage name was Alberto Dalbes, without an accent. The spelling "Dalbés" appeared on some of the late films.

Goofs
Opening title: tender and pervers [sic] Emanuelle [.]

Quotes
Commissaire: Harry Vishna, fuck you! You better get your hairy ass out of here before I lock you up for good!

Alternate versions
The UK Redemption video was cut by 1 min 11 secs by the BBFC to remove shots of a man's erection and masturbation footage during a sex scene.

Connections
Featured in Eurotika!: Strange Behaviour (1999)

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6/10

Jess Franco's Emanuelle isn't the same as Massaccesi's...

Emanuelle is a successful pianist that is kept imprisoned by her jealous husband. She's murdered and an investigation is engaged. Emanuelle's lover is suspected for the murder and is forced to find the murderer himself. It's a nice twist ending.

This is actually a murder mystery with just a few sex scenes thrown in. As a triangle drama it's quite good with passion and hate, but as an Emanuelle flick it just doesn't deliver. I wouldn't say this is a typical Jess Franco flick. There are some scenes that give him away though, for example the scene at the bar with the red light and strange disco music and of course Lina Romay (Franco's wife) as Greta, Gordon's jealous and manipulating sister. There are some lesbian scenes that are pretty explicit. I'd give this one 6 out of 10. I'd recommend a Massaccesi Emanuelle flick instead, for example `Emanuelle and the White Slavetrade'.