Based on the true story of the notorious Marquis de Sade. In 18th century Paris, an innocent beauty's search for her missing sister leads her into the deadly sensuous realm of the infamous Marquis de Sade. Imprisoned for his sordid crimes, the Marquis likewise has the beauty morally trapped... for she must help him complete his banned book of lust, or never learn the fate of her sister. It becomes a test of wills and wit, as the Marquis attempts to convert her to his deviously sexual philosophy. When the Marquis escapes his prison, she must follow him to his remote chateau of sin to finally discover her sister's fate, and to face her own.
Gwyneth Gibby
Director
Nick Mancuso
Marquis de Sade
Janet Gunn
Justine
John Rhys-Davies
Inspector Marais
Charlotte Nielsen
Juliette
Irina Malysheva
Madame de Montreuil
Aleksandr Belyavskiy
judge de Baury
Igor Yasulovich
father Paul
Irina Nizina
Rennes
Tatyana Mitrushina
madam de Flaureville
Aleksandr Rezalin
Latour
Mikhail Shevchuk
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