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Néa (1976)
Release Year: 1976
Nation: N/A
Alternative Title: Nea: A New Woman, Nea: Young Emmanuelle, Nea, a Ninfeta, Nea - niin nuori... niin utelias, Lettere a Emanuelle, シビルの部屋, Cartas a Emmanuel, Nea, cartas a Emmanuelle, Néa, a Adolescente Sensual, Неа: молодая Эммануэль, Néa - Hata, Nea - Ein Mädchen entdeckt die Liebe, Nea: A Young Emmanuelle, The Young Emmanuelle
Director: Nelly Kaplan
Writer: Emmanuelle Arsan, Jean Chapot, Nelly Kaplan
Production & Genre
Producer(s): N/A
Companies: N/A
Genre: Drama
Story
In Geneva, bookseller and publisher Axel Thorpe encounters Sibylle Ashby, a rebellious 16-year-old from a wealthy family, shoplifting in his store. He challenges her to write a book as compensation for her actions. Sibylle pens an erotic novel which Axel publishes anonymously; it becomes a bestseller. Meanwhile, Sibylle develops feelings for the older Axel, but he becomes involved with her elder sister instead. Sibylle must decide whether to seek revenge or try to rekindle his affections. Their relationship is complicated by Sibylle's strained relationships with her family members and Axel's unresolved grief over the death of his mother.
Summary
Néa (1976), directed by Nelly Kaplan, is a drama centered around Sibylle Ashby, a privileged yet troubled teenager living in Geneva. The film explores themes of rebellion, sexuality, and familial dysfunction through Sibylle's actions and relationships with her family members and Axel Thorpe, a book publisher she becomes involved with. The story also touches upon Axel's past trauma surrounding the death of his mother.
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