The Inconfessable Orgies of Emmanuelle

1982 [SPANISH]

Drama

6
IMDb Rating 3.7/10 10 459 459

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Plot summary

Emmanuelle is recently reunited with her husband, but at the next party, she gets drunk and strips nude for his friends. He returns to his lover. Later, a sober Emmanuelle tries to redeem herself, but her husband refuses to forgive. She travels to see him, gets raped on the way by two delinquents, and enters a life of vicious sex to forget him.

Director

Jesús Franco Photo
Jesús Franco

Top cast

Muriel Montossé Photo
Muriel Montossé as Emmanuelle
Antonio Mayans Photo
Antonio Mayans as Andreas
Juan Soler Photo
Juan Soler as (uncredited)
Ángel Ordiales Photo
Ángel Ordiales as (uncredited)
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795.28 MB
1280*534
Spanish 2.0
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23.976 fps
1 hr 26 min
Seeds 4
1.44 GB
1916*800
Spanish 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 26 min
Seeds 16

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by CinematicLion 3 / 10

Emmanuelle's Unspeakable Orgies: A Steamy, Sinful Adventure! ???

Jesús Franco's "Las orgías inconfesables de Emmanuelle" is a softcore erotic adventure that follows the titular Emmanuelle (Muriel Montossé) as she embarks on a series of sexual escapades that push the boundaries of pleasure and sin. The film is an unapologetic celebration of female sexuality and freedom, set against the exotic backdrops of Brazil and Hong Kong.Montossé embodies the role of Emmanuelle with a confident sensuality, her blue eyes sparkling with mischief and her blonde hair flowing like liquid gold. She is a fearless explorer, navigating her desires with an insatiable curiosity that knows no bounds. One particularly memorable scene finds Emmanuelle in a steamy encounter with a mysterious Asian lover, their bodies entwined in a passionate dance that culminates in an explosive release against the vibrant neon lights of Hong Kong. Montossé's performance in this scene is a standout, her expressions of pleasure both explicit and artful, a true testament to her talent for erotic acting.The film, however, struggles to find a balance between its eroticism and its narrative structure. The plot, though present, often feels like an afterthought, with many scenes serving little purpose beyond showcasing the next sexual encounter. The acting, aside from Montossé's performance, is largely forgettable, with most of the cast delivering wooden and unconvincing lines. The dialogue itself is often cringe-worthy, filled with over-the-top innuendos and awkward attempts at philosophical musings on sexuality and freedom.Technically, the film also falls short. The cinematography is lackluster, with many scenes appearing dark and murky, failing to capture the beauty of the exotic locations. The editing is choppy, with abrupt transitions that disrupt the flow of the narrative. The sound design is equally disappointing, with uneven volume levels and a jarring mix of music and sound effects.Despite its shortcomings, "Las orgías inconfesables de Emmanuelle" does offer some redeeming qualities. The erotic scenes, though abundant, are tastefully executed, with an emphasis on sensuality and female pleasure. Franco's direction shines in these moments, capturing the essence of desire and passion with a certain level of artistry. The film also attempts to explore themes of female empowerment and sexual freedom, albeit in a somewhat clumsy manner.In conclusion, "Las orgías inconfesables de Emmanuelle" is a mixed bag. While it offers some steamy and explicit scenes that will no doubt satisfy fans of the erotic genre, it falls short in terms of storytelling and technical execution. For Muriel Montossé's captivating performance and a few well-crafted erotic sequences.
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Reviewed by BandSAboutMovies 3 / 10

Jess makes another Emmanuelle

Emmanuelle, reunited with her husband and making love in a wax museum surrounded by images of Hollywood like John Wayne and Superman and you might think, "Wow, Jess Franco making an Emmanuelle movie*, I wonder what that's like?" And then you realize that outside of this scene, the one that follows and the end didn't really have Jess caring all that much. There's no Lina, no jewel thieves, no mist that forces women to comply, not even good music to carry this through.

Muriel Montossé (who was also Cecilia) is Emanuelle, Antonio Mayans is her husband and Carmen Carrión from Night Has a Thousand Desires and Alone Against Terror is on hand. Our heroine finds herself trying to get back with her husband after he leaves her, yet again, when he sees her engaging in sapphic acts onstage. She floats through the world trying to win him over but only ends up assaulted along the way.

I would assume the name was just put on this by whoever chose to play this in their theaters. Even as much as Franco obsesses me, I can come clean and say he wasn't always making a great movie every time.

*I just realize that Franco also made Tender and Perverse Emanuelle which is less Emanuelle and more giallo.

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