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L'Éducation d'Orphélie
Orfelia (Susane Larson) has just been married to a rich villa-owner and they meet in the garden. As he thinks she is not experienced enough in sexual matters, he decide to bring her in a castle, where she will get a 'decent' sexual education by a couple. While riding in the car Orfelia experiment a new technique. Once there, she'll meet different people like the Mistress and the Master, played by Catherine Ringer and Alain Martin. But first, she is dressed up by Sylvie (Marianne Aubert). An the then the education begin. The film starts with a scene where Ofelia runs away but is caught by the Mistress. This scene should obviously be somewhere in the middle of the movie to make this scene match with the story.
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Orfelia (Susane Larson) has just been married to a rich villa-owner and they meet in the garden. As he thinks she is not experienced enough in sexual matters, he decide to bring her in a castle, where she will get a 'decent' sexual education by a couple. While riding in the car Orfelia experiment a new technique. Once there, she'll meet different people like the Mistress and the Master, played by Catherine Ringer and Alain Martin. But first, she is dressed up by Sylvie (Marianne Aubert). An the then the education begin. The film starts with a scene where Ofelia runs away but is caught by the Mistress. This scene should obviously be somewhere in the middle of the movie to make this scene match with the story.
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Michel Ricaud Films
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