Marguerite, a beautiful woman of affairs, falls for the young and promising Armand, but sacrifices her love for him for the sake of his future and reputation.
This story from Alexander Dumas is updated to modern times and tinged with graphic nudity and eroticism. Marguerite (Daniele Gaubert) is the tart who sleeps her way up the social ladder to help Armand Duval (Nino Castelnuevo), a commoner who happens to be her boyfriend. The original story has Camille dying from tuberculosis, but in this version she suffers from an unknown ailment. She takes a variety of drugs and becomes a walking zombie (when she can stand up) in this expertly photographed sexploitation feature.
The main theme of the film is promiscuity and a woman's struggle to be with one man. There are several parties where there are couples that kiss and/or have sex. Some nudity.
A woman wears a very see-through dress, her nipples visible. Another woman at the party has a see-through outfit, her nipples and panties visible.
A man and woman have sex, the woman's breasts visible in a mirror.
A nude woman is shown on top of a man, her breasts and side of her butt visible. She is shown dancing later.
At a party, several couples kiss. One woman's breasts are visible. It is implied that they have sex. They are shown afterwards in bed, the woman's breasts and the man's butt visible. He proceeds to perform cunnilingus on her.
A man and woman are shown in a bathtub, the woman's breasts visible. They kiss.
A man and woman have sex, the woman's breasts and the man's butt visible.
A woman takes off her top, her breasts visible.
profanity
One use of "faggot".
alcohol
Cigarette smoking.
Drinking.
Some drug use, including marijuana smoking and intravenous drug use. There are parties with a lot of people being high.
