Actress katia wastchenko naked in les jeux de la comtesse dolingen de gratz

Movie from year 1981
Synopsis of the film: teenage fantasies and sex life

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Les Jeux de la comtesse Dolingen de Gratz is a French film directed by Catherine Binet and released in 1981. It is based on the literary works of Bram Stoker, Unica Zürn and Jules Verne, and it explores the themes of madness, fantasy and death. The film stars Carol Kane, Michael Lonsdale, Marina Vlady, Marilú Marini and Emmanuelle Riva. The film follows the intertwined stories of three women: Louise Haines-Pearson, a young woman who visits her friend Nena in a psychiatric clinic; Nena, a writer who has just finished a novel about a girl who committed suicide; and the girl, a troubled child who suffers from the tyranny of her mother and the absence of her father. The film blurs the boundaries between reality and imagination, as Louise identifies with the girl’s difficulties and Nena’s novel affects her own life. The film begins with Louise arriving at the clinic, where she finds Nena lying in bed. Nena tells her that she has written a book about a girl who killed herself by jumping out of a window. She gives Louise the manuscript and asks her to read it. Louise agrees and starts reading. The film then alternates between scenes from Nena’s novel and scenes from Louise’s life. In Nena’s novel, the girl lives in a gloomy mansion with her mother, who is cold and oppressive. The girl is fascinated by death and has visions of corpses and skeletons. She also has a mysterious visitor, who appears in different forms: a thief, a traveler, a stranger. He seduces her and invites her to join him in his world of adventure and freedom. The girl is torn between her desire to escape and her fear of losing her mother. In Louise’s life, she is married to Bertrand Haines-Pearson, a wealthy and indifferent man who neglects her. She is depressed and lonely, and she feels trapped in her bourgeois existence. She also has a mysterious visitor, who resembles the one from Nena’s novel. He breaks into her house and steals some jewels. He also leaves her messages and clues that lead her to discover his identity. He is a professor who studies Jules Verne’s works and travels around the world in search of his secrets. The film progresses as Louise becomes more obsessed with Nena’s novel and her visitor. She starts to confuse fiction and reality, and she begins to act strangely. She dresses like the girl from the novel, she visits the places where the visitor has been, she even tries to kill her husband by setting up a trap in their house. She also develops a friendship with the countess Dolingen de Gratz, an eccentric woman who lives in a hotel and collects dolls. The countess tells Louise stories about her past and invites her to play games with her. The film reaches its climax when Louise decides to follow her visitor to his final destination: an island where he claims to have found the tomb of Jules Verne. She boards a plane with him, leaving behind her husband and her life. Meanwhile, Nena finishes reading her novel to another friend, who is shocked by the ending. Nena reveals that she has based her novel on a true story: the story of her own daughter, who committed suicide by jumping out of a window. The film ends with a twist: Louise arrives at the island, only to find out that it is a trap set up by her visitor. He reveals that he is not a professor, but a madman who believes that he is Jules Verne’s reincarnation. He tells Louise that he has lured her there to sacrifice her to his idol. He shows her a coffin where he claims that Verne’s body lies. He opens it and invites Louise to join him inside. Louise screams in horror as he closes the lid. The film is a complex and intriguing work that challenges the viewer’s perception of reality and fiction. It is also a reflection on the power of literature and imagination, as well as on the role of women in society. The film combines elements of drama, fantasy and horror, creating an atmosphere of mystery and suspense. The film was well received by critics and won several awards at international festivals.