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Philosophy in the Boudoir è un film del 1969 diretto da Jesús Franco. È una libera trasposizione cinematografica in tempi moderni del romanzo del Marchese de Sade, La filosofia nel boudoir.
Philosophy in the Boudoir: Directed by Ivam Cabral, Rodolfo García Vázquez. With Eduardo Chagas, Phedra de Córdoba, Silvio Eduardo, Hugo Faz.
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- Ivam Cabral, Rodolfo García Vázquez
Thriller. Devising a fantastic universe, in which ancient make-up and costumes share the screen with contemporary elements such as limousines, helicopters and mobile phones, 'Philosophy in the Boudoir' intends to blur the borders of realism and make the spectator get closer to timeless issues.
- Ivam Cabral, Rodolfo García Vázquez
- Philosophy in the Boudoir United Kingdom
- Eduardo Chagas
- Brazil
Set in a boudoir (commonly mistaken for a bedroom, due to an erroneous translation into English) the two lead characters make the argument that the only moral system that reinforces the recent political revolution is libertinism, and that if the people of France fail to adopt the libertine philosophy, France will be destined to ...
- Marquis de Sade
- 1971
Synopsis. Devising a fantastic universe, in which ancient make-up and costumes share the screen with contemporary elements such as limousines, helicopters and mobile phones, ‘Philosophy in the Boudoir’ intends to blur the borders of realism and make the spectator get closer to timeless issues.
- Rodolfo García Vázquez, Ivam Cabral
- Satyros Cinema
28 set 2024 · Summaries. Devising a fantastic universe, in which ancient make-up and costumes share the screen with contemporary elements such as limousines, helicopters and mobile phones, 'Philosophy in the Boudoir' intends to blur the borders of realism and make the spectator get closer to timeless issues.
23 nov 2017 · Summary. Devising a fantastic universe, in which ancient make-up and costumes share the screen with contemporary elements such as limousines, helicopters and mobile phones, 'Philosophy in the Boudoir' intends to blur the borders of realism and make the spectator get closer to timeless issues.
