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A married Parisian couple whose sex life has lost a little bit of its spark reveal their respective dissatisfaction to a friend, and both receive the same advice: put an ad into a swingers magazine.

This is a documentary on the 70's French porn industry. There are generally two kinds of porn documentaries--those that actually take an insightful look behind the scenes, and those that are just an excuse to show a lot of nudity and XXX porn footage. This is actually somewhere in between. It's generously seasoned with porn footage, but there are also a lot of (fully-clothed) interviews, and they even talk to the owners of porn theaters, some typical porn customers (including some pre-adolescent boys who are walking by the the theater--I wonder what their parents thought of that?), as well as a guy who makes promotional billboards for porn movies although he claims never to have seen one!

Following the first Exhibition, the famous documentary devoted to the porn actress Claudine Beccarie, Jean-François Davy returns with Exhibition 2. Exhibition 2 is an uncompromising portrait of actress Sylvia Bourdon, a follower of sadomasochism and an extreme, provocative and disturbing character.

Annie (Erika Cool) is married to Jacques and together they run a dress shop with the assistance of Justine (Martine Grimaud). Annie spends much of the time looking forlorn as she watches her husband chat up the female customers and she daydreams of better times with him, having romantic sex in various places. Jacques has an affair with customer Martine and also with the shop assistant. He tries to persuade his wife to join him in his swinging lifestyle and takes her to a swingers' club run by Jocelyne Clairis. But Annie won't join in until after Jacques gets his friend Paul to seduce her in the dress shop. Then they visit the club again and take part in an orgy with the owner, Pierre (André Miller), Martine (Elisabeth Buré) and Nathalie (Maryline Guillaume).

Jacque's new secretary, Caroline, is at first cool and distant, but the horny Jacque soon changes her attitude.

Two sisters with contrasting attitudes toward sexuality share a home—one reserved and emotionally distant, the other curious but hesitant to fully explore relationships. Their personal lives intertwine with the people around them at a magazine focused on sexual topics, shaping their experiences and perspectives.