Immoral Tales
“Four Erotic tales that take us back through the centuries.”
Synopsis
Four erotic tales from various historical eras. The first, *The Tide*, is set in the present day and concerns a student and his young female cousin stranded on the beach by the tide, secluded from prying eyes. *Therese Philosophe* is set in the nineteenth century and concerns a girl being locked in her bedroom, where she contemplates the erotic potential of the objects contained within it. *Erzsebet Bathory* is a portrait of the sixteenth-century countess who allegedly bathed in the blood of virgins, while *Lucrezia Borgia* concerns an incestuous fifteenth-century orgy involving Lucrezia, her brother, and her father the Pope.
Credits
- Lise Danversas Julie (segment: La Marée)
- Fabrice Luchinias André (segment: La Marée)
- Charlotte Alexandraas Thérèse (segment: Thérèse Philosophe)
- Paloma Picassoas Erzsébet (segment: Erzsébet Báthory)
- Pascale Christopheas Istvan (segment: Erzsébet Báthory)
- Florence Bellamyas Lucrezia Borgia (segment: Lucrezia Borgia)
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Principal cast & crew: 18
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Edited by Walerian BorowczykShot by Bernard DaillencourtScored by Maurice Leroux
Also known as
- Unmoralische Geschichtende
- Immoral Talesen
- Cuentos inmoraleses
- Racconti immoraliit
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Cast & Crew
18 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Lise Danvers
as Julie (segment: La Marée)
Fabrice Luchini
as André (segment: La Marée)
Charlotte Alexandra
as Thérèse (segment: Thérèse Philosophe)
Paloma Picasso
as Erzsébet (segment: Erzsébet Báthory)
Pascale Christophe
as Istvan (segment: Erzsébet Báthory)
Florence Bellamy
as Lucrezia Borgia (segment: Lucrezia Borgia)
Jacopo Berinizi
as Le pape Alexandre VI (segment: Lucrezia Borgia)
Lorenzo Berinizi
as Le cardinal Cèsare Borgia (segment: Lucrezia Borgia)
Nicole Karen
as (segment: Lucrezia Borgia)
Tomas Hnevsa
as (segment: Lucrezia Borgia)
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