A young girl from the country arrives in Paris and soon meets a designer who lives on the fringes of established morality. He seduces her and leads her to some very peculiar places where her youth and freshness make her a prey of choice. Rather than being victim, she decides to let herself experiences these forbidden pleasures that have always been unknown to her. A film of unusual perversity applauded by an enthusiast audience on its release on 18 May 1977 in the Alpha-Francee movie theaters.

Things that can happen during a carriage ride...

At the heart of her castle, the Marquise Katarina Von Porno inflicts, as a exemplary tyrant, the worst sexual tortures to her guests. Difficult to stand up to her, the Marquise is also an immortal witch one hundred years hidden behind the facade of a young woman in her early thirties and she has fearsome magical powers the snap of a finger may reveal a bed or undress her completely.

Two men and two women on the run sequester a young couple in their house who were preparing to celebrate their five years of marriage with another couple. Troubled relationships are born and established between the thugs and their victims. Jeff, the leader of the group, exerts a fascination on Anne, Pierre's dissatisfied wife. She had decided to divorce and discovered love during a forced embrace

Ellen Earl, in her role of an American nymphomaniac arriving in a small village of the Alpilles - where she organized particularly perverse sexual games while seducing the crossing rough local playboy - is beautiful, exciting and vicious to a fault. A cult film, warmly applauded by an enthusiastic public which discovered for the first time the "XXX Provencal cinema" in the release of this film on December 8, 1976 in the ALPHA-FRANCE movie theaters.

It's Saturday and Alex and Isabelle are preparing for their very "spicy" weekly session. In a moment of excitement, the President presses the red button and the groans of pleasure mingle with the explosions of World War III.

"Offer yourself everything that makes you happy!." This is the unwise telegram sent by unfaithful husband to his wife that he abandoned on the day of their wedding anniversary to join a young and fiery mistress in London. The abandoned wife seeks then revenge by taking the word "happy" to mean pleasure in the carnal sense of the word and discovers ecstasies she had hitherto forgotten.