Emilienne (1975)

Nouky, an artist, is the mistress of Claude. To tease him she gets acquainted with his wife Emilienne who runs an art gallery and persuades her to model for her drawings. Things get a ... See full summary »

Director:

Guy Casaril

Writers:

Claude Des Olbes (novel), Eric Losfeld,

Stars:

Betty Mars, Pierre Oudrey, Nathalie Guérin

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Betty Mars	...	Emilienne
Pierre Oudrey	...	Claude
Nathalie Guérin	...	Nouky
Marc Ariche
Noëlle Leiris
Lucienne Legrand
Françoise Dorner
Arlette Balkis
Claudine Beccarie
Françoise Bibault
Sylvaine Charlet
Raymonde Crozatier
Alice Drouhin
Suzy Gossen
Sacha Lavin

Storyline

Nouky, an artist, is the mistress of Claude. To tease him she gets acquainted with his wife Emilienne who runs an art gallery and persuades her to model for her drawings. Things get a little out of hand when this turns into a lesbian relationship and the concept of a love triangle is tested to the full.

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Plot Keywords:

lesbian | sex | bestiality | threesome | lesbianism | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

France

Language:

French

Release Date:

July 1976 (USA)

Also Known As:

Emilienne & Nicole

Company Credits

Production Co:

Films du Jeudi, Les, Les Films de la Boétie

Technical Specs

Runtime:

95 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color (Eastmancolor)

User Reviews

Only for the viewer who would like to torture their brain!

In the wake of the world and French success of "Emmanuelle" with the stunning Silvia Kristel as the erotic heroine, producers went searching for other erotic material to be made into an erotic movie in the hope to get a piece of cake that the world was discovering. The novel by Claude des Olbes was removed from its dust and rewritten into this movie. Everything what the movie "Emmanuelle" makes as an erotic experience lacks this movie. Starting at the top with its heroine down to the script, production, setting, story, actors...Both movies are as opposite as black and white. As colorful and mysterious Sylvia Kristel is as Emmanuelle so flat and stuffed is Betty Mars as Emilienne. She is so boring and uninteresting as a character that you wonder why her husband did not go sooner in a relationship with a younger woman. Seeing Kristel as Emmanuelle gives you the notion that she is capable of leading a life that she lives with her husband and lovers (male and female) in an exotic locale like Bangkok, Bali, Hong Kong...Emilienne as a movie gives you such a claustrophobic bourgeois feeling in Paris/France and their houses that the only thing comes to your mind is to get out of the room screaming longing for fresh air and sunshine. Emilienne is a movie only for those who would like to torture their brain or would like to have a good laugh.