Delta of Venus (1995)
Erscheinungsjahr: 1995
Land: United States
Alternative Title: Delta de Vênus, Делтата на Венера, Venus Erotica, El Poder Del Deseo, Venušina delta
Regisseur: Zalman King
Writer: Anaïs Nin, Elisa M. Rothstein, Patricia Louisianna Knop
Production Genre
Produzent: Producer: Evzen Kolar
Co-Producer: Antonín Moskalyk
Executive Producer: Michael Nolin, Phillip L. Rosen, Rolf Mittweg
Firmen: Alliance Films, Evzen Kolar Productions, New Line Cinema
Budget: N/A
Auszeichnungen & Ähnliche
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Schlüsselwörter
Schlüsselwörter: extramarital affair, infidelity, jealousy, paris, france, soldier, world war ii, writer
Geschichte
In Paris during World War II, an American writer named Jessica (Isabella Adjani) becomes involved in a tumultuous affair with another American expatriate, Paul (Gérard Depardieu). While struggling to write a novel about their relationship, Jessica begins crafting erotic stories inspired by her own experiences. These stories draw the attention of her publisher, who encourages her to explore her sexual desires further for inspiration. Throughout their intense and chaotic relationship, Jessica engages in various voyeuristic and participatory sexual encounters, pushing the boundaries of her comfort and Paul's jealousy.
Zusammenfassung
Delta of Venus is a drama set against the backdrop of Paris during World War II. The film explores the complexities of infidelity, jealousy, and artistic inspiration through its main character, Jessica, an American writer navigating a tumultuous affair with another expatriate. Directed by Zalman King, the movie is known for its explicit content, including full frontal nudity and simulated sex, which are integral to the story's exploration of Jessica's sexual awakening and personal growth.
