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We see a Rolls-Royce ride into the country, with a young orphan named Eva, accompanied by her uncle and aunt. They go to the man, she just married, but do not know yet. This man, Sir Remy, is a widower, surrounded by guests and staff lives in a castle, in the memory of his former wife, Mathilde, whose perfect doppelganger Eve. He believes still smell Mathilde's perfume in his castle. Mathilde added Remy in the past torments to by all men gave himself who so wished. In order to avenge the memory of his late wife, he leaves the young Eve in a ceremony publicly humiliate. The innocent Eva proves to be a reincarnation of the late Mathilde.
Reviving the tradition of the risqué reportage, THE BACKSTREETS OF PARIS plunges us into a thrilling investigation, delving into the secret recesses of the capital where the tumultuous passions of men and women find refuge—for whom sex and the pursuit of perverse pleasures are the very essence of existence. And so, in the company of our reporter, we catch in the act: a shopkeeper reimbursed "in kind" by a lovely thief; a couple struck by "lightning" amidst a violent thunderstorm; the explosive erotic games of a bewitching trio; the strained acrobatics of a man attempting to sodomize his partner in a car; the libidinous exploits of a couple in a bar's restroom; and the lubricious excesses of a beautiful patron at a seedy love hotel.
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