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Synopsis: 1940 France just before the great invasion. Eliane is a pharmacist who is married to her dull husband and has a teenage daughter. Eliane is an attractive woman who has let her passion fall dormant. One evening, the pharmacy clerk makes a pass at her when he thinks she is another girl. Soon she lets the passion overtake her and she soon becomes his sex slave.
Genre: Drama, War
Director(s): Salvatore Samperi
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.8
R
Year:
1976
116 min
439 Views


But be careful, it's all very fragile!

Don't worry, sir!

- l have to make sure nothing is broken.

- Excuse me...

Since you are so kind,

do me a favor, Armand.

Bring the boxes up while we open them

to check the contents. - Of course.

Sir, downstairs they want to know

if you'll take care ofthe invoice.

- Ah, yes, l'll go right down.

- Where should l put this?

Here, put it over here.

You fool!

You stupid little fool!

lt's obvious l can't

count on you for anything!

Do me a favor and get out. Don't touch

anotherthing, you clumsy little idiot!

Get out ofhere!

You're just like your mother!

Don't you dare set foot

in here again, you understand?

Don't let me see yourface!

Go to your room.

Go to your room!

The roads behind our front line are

crowded with columns ofrefugees

who are using all possible means...

lt will pass.

Apart from exposing themselves

to considerable danger,

this exodus is creating

serious congestion,

making military operations

more difficult.

Justine?

Justine, open the door!

Do you hear me?

Open the door right now!

Open this door now!

Do you hear me, Justine?

You unlock this door

this minute! Justine!

Open the door!

We weren't doing anything!

l swear it!

Shut up! You think l didn't see

with my own eyes?

You're a liar and a slut,

that's what you are!

- l can't stand it! - l can't stand

your lying anymore, do you hearthat?

l've had just about enough of this!

Your lying has to stop, you hear me?

lt's been going on so long, l don't even

know when you started anymore.

lt must've been about the letters.

You remember the letters, don't you?

lt's not true, mama!

Don't you understand?

- You must go!

- But, why?

Because you've been silly, because

you've been foolish, because you planned

everything, because you gave him

too much... - No, it's not true!

Yes, it is, Armand said it,

he told me himself!

When will you stop living this lie...

- But l'm not lying!

How can l make you see?

Listen to me.

Please, listen to me!

Please, listen to me.

Listen to me, baby!

lt's all a misunderstanding, my love!

lt's all a misunderstanding, you'll see.

Now, you'll go down and you'll tell him

that he made a mistake, that's all.

And you'll tell him to leave you alone.

You hearthat? And then everything'll be

cleared up. You go and do it yourself,

sweetheart. l can't do it for you.

- Tomorrow. l'll do it tomorrow.

- No, baby, now! You go down there now.

He's waiting for you. He already knows

you're coming. l told him to wait

for you, sweetheart.

- Now?

Yes, go on, sweetie. Come on.

Everything will be fine!

You see, you're good now. We're clear?

Everything, huh? And then you'll

come to bed and you'll sleep

like a baby! You'll be fine, Justine!

Papa is listening to the music.

Afterwards, can l...

- Yes, afterwards, afterwards...

Oh, Justine! Go on, darling.

Go right ahead, darling.

l won't leave you!

lf you need me, you call me.

l'll be here.

You're my darling!

Armand?

l came because...

my mother says that l...

Please, don't think bad things.

Armand?

Don't come near me!

Please don't come near me!

Please!

Don't hurt me!

- Why would l hurt you?

What are you talking

about, Justine?

Why should l hurt you?

How could l?

Come on.

Good night, Henri.

Good night.

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Ottavio Jemma

Ottavio Jemma (1 January 1925 – 25 December 2015) was an Italian screenwriter. He wrote 41 films between 1959 and 2015. more…

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