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A modern day retelling of the Marquis de Sade-classic:
Sisters Justine (Marie Forsa) and Juliette (Anne Bie Warburg) are
thrown out by their aunt, and when they are picked up by a car, Juliette
uses all her female charms (and more) to make sure the driver (Bent
Warburg) invites her into his home while Justine rather stays out and
virtuous.
Juliette soon finds work in a high class whorehouse and works her way
up to being the house's top whore, especially since she can convince
almost every customer that she is still a virgin.
Justine on the other hand finds abode in a fleapit hotel, where she is
almost raped by the creepy clerk (Otto Brandenburg), then she works at a
club that runs live sex shows, but is shocked by the on-stage fucking, and
when she is asked to join in the stage show she leaves in terror.
Eventually, Justine finds love in Robert (Felix Franchy), but Robert is
a libertine who likes to share his girlfriends with other men ... which
eventually gets too much for virtuous Justine, and she asks her sister
Juliette for help.
At Juliette's whorehouse, there is a new customer, Don Miller (Harry
Reems), a terminally ill millionaire who wants to die while fucking, and
he promises his fortune to the girl in whose arms he dies ... so there is
this big fuck party held in Juliette's whorehouse, just to accommodate the
millionaire, and all the girls line up to fuck - all but Justine of
course, who just happens to be at the party too, but who has no desire to
fuck Don Miller or anyone else. Thing is, Don Miller has incredible
stamina, and before long he has fucked all the girls to exhaustion, before
eventually and accidently landing in Justine's arms and dieing - because virtue
always triumphs ...
Not a hardcore film as such, Justine och Juliette still features
many scenes of explicit sex (but with neither Marie Forsa nor Anne Bie
Warburg in them) - but despite all of the real shagging going on, it is
still one of the tamer versions of de Sade's novel, totally leaving out
all scenes of perversion and S/M and instead concentrating on straight
sex. And for that, the story loses much of its effect, making the film
little more than your average 1970's sexploitation flick, fun perhaps if
you like this sort of thing, but little more.
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