The Monk is a film adaptation of the famous gothic novel by Matthew G. Lewis published in 1796, depicting the tragic destiny of Brother Ambrosio in 18th Century Catholic Spain. Abandoned at birth at the door of a monastery, Ambrosio is raised by the friars, going on to become an admired preacher known for his fervour and feared for his intransigence, believing himself to be protected and free of all temptation. However, the sudden arrival of a misterious novice will stir all his convictions and usher him onto the road of perdition.
Shizuka is the aristocratic wife of the president of a large company. When she wants to divorce her domineering husband, he orders his employee Yoshi, the son of an adult toy store owner, to train his wife to become sexually submissive. Yoshi has been rendered impotent due to a childhood trauma resulting from his killing a black American soldier who had been having sexual relations with his mother.
Pinku Eiga is the name given to Japanese erotic cinema principally produced in the 60s and 70s, always revolving around tales of extreme passion and violence; consumer films, the delirious proposals of which have now become cult objects for movie buffs with a strong penchant for strange, unclassifiable works. The ?Pinku Eiga Night? will include two classics by masters in the genre. Tokyo, 1923. Lady Minako is the owner of a shabby boarding house with a collection of bizarre characters for tenants. Goda, one of them, spends most of his time in the attic spying on the other tenants through holes he has drilled into the ceiling. During one of his peeping sessions, Goda witnesses the murder of a tenant by Lady Minako. Obsessed with her, Goda decides to commit another murder in order to prove to her that he is her soul mate.
When sixteen-year-old Jamie is introduced to a charismatic man, a friendship begins. As the relationship grows so do Jamie?s suspicions, until he finds his world threatened by both his loyalty for, and fear of, his newfound father-figure: John Bunting, Australia?s most notorious serial killer.
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