Marie-Christine Guennec

In a shabby corner of Paris, Gigi (Monique Vita) a prostitute attempts to settle scores with the pimp who controls her life and income, drifting through cheap interiors and tourist-friendly views of the city, repeatedly interrupted by erotic encounters and lingering close-ups of an antique Métro train. The confrontation offers no escape, only a return to the same cycle of exploitation and dependence.

A look on transvestites and transsexuals in early 80's Paris. The documentary focuses on Elisa, a Brazilian transvestite and ends with a filming of a surgical operation male to female.

François and Joelle are lovers, and take great pleasure in their sexual embraces. But François is a cameraman that puts his work at a higher priority. One night, when they are interrupted by a phone call from his work, and leaves in a hurry with his camera and three shirts, Joelle can't wait all those shirts to be dirty before she is sexually satiated. Therefore, she goes out searching, and finding, a number of liaisons with men and women alike. On one of her outings, she happens to see François having an affair with a man. It seems that she doesn't reject the idea of joining with him again - in a menage-a-trois.

Mark Philips is the owner and creative director of a club that specializes in live sex shows. Tired of the derivative routines he sees auditioned, he finds a new gem in Ingrid, a nymphomaniac kitchen lady who works in the backrooms of his club. Specializing in fellatio, he dubs her "Velor Tongue" and tries to make her a star. But the naive Ingrid proves harder to control than he'd imagined.

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.

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.

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Adrien is a journalist specialised on the "strange". He is asked to interview a man who is said to know succubi. He meets a woman at the cemetery's entrance who offers him a ring which had belonged to Casanova and has magic powers which enable the journalist to make his fantasies come to reality. But he must sell this ring within seven days for fear of a terrible death

Jacques, a travelling wine-seller, has a car breakdown on a little countryside road. Rescued by a young woman, he stays for a few days in a charming inn where chambermaids are very helpful.

"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.

Dark film-noir about two robbers on the run and a car driver