Lady Libertine (1984)
Année de sortie: 1984
Nation: Canada, France, United States
Alternative Title: Frank et moi, Die Karriere der Francis B., プレイボーイ・コレクション パートI フランシス, Распутница, Dama Libertina
Réalisateur: Gérard Kikoïne
Writer: Gérard Kikoïne, Harry Alan Towers
Production & Genre
Producteur: Executive Producer: Harry Alan Towers
Sociétés: Cinépix Film Properties (CFP), Playboy Enterprises, The Cannon Group
Budget: N/A
Mots-clés
Mots-clés: 19th century, based on novel, breast sucking, doggystyle sex, erotica, female full frontal nudity, female pubic hair, female rear nudity, female topless nudity, gender disguise, girl dresses as a boy, sex scene, softcore, spanking
Histoire
In late 19th century England, Charlie, a young aristocrat, encounters Frank on his journey to Portsmouth. Unknown to Charlie, Frank is actually Frances, disguised as a boy to flee from her life in a brothel. Charlie brings Frank/Frances home and eventually discovers her true identity when she reveals herself while they bathe together. Despite this revelation, the two begin a romantic relationship. Charlie then sends Frances to London to be trained by his mistress in the art of sex, but during her stay there, she learns much more about her own womanhood.
Résumé
Lady Libertine is a French-Canadian-American drama and romance film from 1984 directed by Gérard Kikoïne. The story is based on an anonymous Victorian erotic novel. Set in turn-of-the-century England, the film follows Charlie, a young aristocrat who meets and takes in Frances, disguised as a boy named Frank to escape her past. The narrative explores themes of identity, gender roles, and societal expectations as Frances navigates her new life while learning about herself and her desires.
