After taking a dip in the lake, a buxom and innocent maiden encounters an enigmatic stranger dressed in black who will introduce her to the secret pleasures of the flesh and the mysterious ways of the world.
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Title: Devilish Education (1995)
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| Renata Dancewicz | ... | Gosia | |
| Marek Kondrat | ... | Devil | |
| Anna Dymna | ... | Mother | |
| Stanislaw Brudny | ... | Priest | |
| Adam Ferency | ... | Doctor | |
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Joanna Bialek | ||
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Gosia is a beautiful and innocent young maid on the catholic countryside tending the cattle. One summer day she is having a bath in the river naked as god created her. On the next day a stranger appears painting and painting all day long. As they talk the black dressed suddenly shows her a picture showing her naked in the river. At first she is very ashamed, but then she begins to forget her shyness. Written by Oliver Heidelbach
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From the 1st act of 'Don Giovanni' by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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11 January 1995 (Poland) See more »Also Known As:
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Even though it doesn't last a half-hour, this Polish/German short is still quite memorable. Beautiful Renata Dancewicz gives a wonderful performance as a young woman who clearly longs for more than the farm life, and Marek Kondrat is also great as the Devil. It would have been great to see this as a full-length feature, especially since it was such a relaxing film to watch, but this is still most definitely worth a look, even with the short running time.