Furies sexuelles

1976
1h 46m

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Marie-Madeleine (Corrine Lemoine) is an assistant in a lingerie shop where the manager charges male customers to view the ladies' changing rooms through a two-way mirror. After a failed suic... Read allMarie-Madeleine (Corrine Lemoine) is an assistant in a lingerie shop where the manager charges male customers to view the ladies' changing rooms through a two-way mirror. After a failed suicide attempt, Marie-Madeleine's story unfolds in a series of flashbacks from her hospital b... Read allMarie-Madeleine (Corrine Lemoine) is an assistant in a lingerie shop where the manager charges male customers to view the ladies' changing rooms through a two-way mirror. After a failed suicide attempt, Marie-Madeleine's story unfolds in a series of flashbacks from her hospital bed.

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More successful as a sleazy drama than a traditional Adult.

A young woman loses her job and finds money on the nightstand after a one nighter which is her introduction into prostitution. This hardcore effort from France is a real head turner. This one could best be boiled down as a roughie, but it's far more complicated than that. It's a hardcore picture where none of the sex is really presented as sexy, challenging the viewer to keep with it as the character study melodrama keeps ramping up and getting more extreme. So as a porn it may not be a total success to some looking for a wank, but it's a hell of a picture if you're looking for a sleazy drama.

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The director's cut titled LES MARIE-MADELEINE runs 106 minutes and has been unseen since 1976 until the recent Blu-ray edition. The theatrical cut of the film was titled THOROUGHLY MODERN MARY-MAGDALENE (onscreen in English rather than French even though the film was never dubbed for export) ran only ninety minutes, deleted two scenes referencing Marie-Madeleine's young daughter and cuts for pacing. The theatrical cut also includes a full end credits sequence while the director's cut has a black screen with exit music of the same length.