Perverse Games of a Posh Wife, The (Les Nuits d'une Bourgeoise) Review

Reviewed by PH_J  on  12/28/2024

The story begins with a car ride. After a meaningless conversation, Anna gets out and has sex with a man in an adjacent forest. The scene ends with the words at her pool  back home: "This is just the beginning, you don't understand anything. It's just beginning."

The second scene jumps back 6 months to a time when Anna doesn't yet know anything about the relationship between her friend Sophie and her husband Eric. She talks about how she and Eric are working on the plan to have children and have a family. When Eric comes home she goes to sleep and leaves him alone with Sophie. We find out that Sophie and Eric had sex before and Sophie's husband was in bed at the time. They start having sex. At the end of the scene, Anna catches them both and appears frozen.

Scene three shows the successful Anna's business. The employee's presentation failed and he must repeat it. But before he starts, the assistant asks him about sex.

Scenes four and five begin again with Anna and Eric driving in the car. In the conversation between the two, we learn that Eric also works in their business. Instead of going to the ballet, they go to a bar. The bartender Simon is happy about the two of them but is a little worried about Eric. He asks if he's not getting a divorce because of the money, to which he replies that it's none of his business. He thinks she'll make him pay for his mistakes and score like that! Anna starts playing and having sex with the men in the club.

In the last scene, the assistant leads Eric into a kind of hotel with a view of another room behind a window. Anna has sex behind the window in the other room. The sight hurts Eric deeply inside. At the end of the scene she asks: "If I forgive you, could you too?"

I actually like watching light entertainment that supports my reproduction but for a director who has taken up this topic, it's pretty good.
Who knows where Anna's perversion ends? Does Anna's perversion end in the psychiatric ward or even in the church, where it began? I have often heard and seen the word perverse. My personal opinion on sexual abnormality:
Eric seems to have had sex with Sophie before his wedding night with Anna and messed up the whole sex system. He no longer knows what loyalty means. The rich Anna seems to have struck him as sexually attractive and he must have married her as a result. For Anna, Eric remains the eternal soul, although Eric is already mentally given to Sophie.
Anna goes crazy and doesn't know what to do. We learn from the narrator that this cheating leads to abnormal sex that she lets Eric die. To psychiatric perverse games that no longer serve the pure purpose of reproduction. She describes deviations from the normal act of witnessing as death.

she should have chosen a bachelor for marriage and wedding night. If things no longer work with Eric, she has to look for a man with whom she can live life together. Children of parents who previously had sex somewhere else are not always completely healthy and perhaps their children manage to do all the sacraments together in good health and have their descendants baptized.

Less anal sex, less condoms and less drama. but as always a technically perfect Marc Dorcel film. Top colors, top cuts, top lighting, top settings and an attractive Anna Polina.