Actresses catherine wagener & jeanne goupil naked in don't deliver us from evil

Movie from year 1971
Synopsis of the film: two young teens turn on older men

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Don’t Deliver Us from Evil (1971) Don’t Deliver Us from Evil (French: Mais ne nous délivrez pas du mal) is a 1971 French horror drama film directed by Joël Séria, in his directorial debut, and starring Jeanne Goupil, Catherine Wagener, and Bernard Dhéran. The film is loosely based on the Parker–Hulme murder case that occurred in New Zealand in 1954. The film follows Anne (Goupil) and Lore (Wagener), two teenage girls who attend a strict Catholic boarding school in rural France. They are bored and rebellious, and share a fascination with Satanism and evil. They form a secret pact to renounce God and serve the Devil, and begin to commit various acts of mischief, vandalism, theft, seduction and cruelty. They also develop a lesbian relationship and a mutual hatred for their parents and society. Their crimes escalate as they target their neighbors, teachers, relatives and animals. They set fire to a barn, poison a priest, torture a bird, blackmail a gardener, humiliate a nun, and rape a young boy. They also plan to murder Anne’s parents and run away together. However, their scheme goes awry when they are discovered by Anne’s father (Dhéran), who tries to stop them. In a final act of defiance, they lock themselves in Anne’s room and set it on fire, preferring to die together than to face the consequences of their actions. Don’t Deliver Us from Evil is a controversial and provocative film that explores themes of adolescence, sexuality, religion, morality and violence. The film portrays the girls as both innocent and corrupted, victims and victimizers, angels and demons. The film also criticizes the hypocrisy and repression of the Catholic Church and the bourgeois society. The film uses dark humor, irony, symbolism and surrealism to create a disturbing and ambiguous atmosphere. The film was banned or censored in several countries for its blasphemous and offensive content, as well as its graphic and explicit scenes of sex and violence. The film was also praised for its artistic merit, originality, style and performances. The film has been influential in the genre of horror and drama, as well as in the culture of transgression and subversion. The film has gained a cult following among fans of cinema and literature.

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