The same approach as in "The Fairy of Love"

I have watched "The Fairy of Love" (1976) before this film, an Italian film. Although the film was filmed by a Frenchman, I feel that European countries show little difference in the ways of exploring ethical gender, such as : Both the heroines of the two films came to a foreign country not far away (airplane); when Emmanuel pursues the female engineer (lesbian?) she loves to leave, her husband drove to Emmanuel late at night. A female friend (seemingly an older woman older than Emmanuel) had an unscrupulous sexual relationship with her friend because of the news about his wife. It also reminds people of the man who raped Annie in "The Fairy of Love" in order to complete his wife. Asked him to track down Annie’s whereabouts and was forced to be at odds with the young woman; as for the sex master that Emmanuelle knew in this film (what sex master? I personally feel that it is a serious BT old celebrity gentleman, Kenichi The drug addict forced Emmanuel to play with two Thai males (drug addicts, boxers) ML. Obviously, his luck is not as good as Annie’s situation in "The Fairy of Love" (after all, the little MM escaped from the raped den), and finally , Just like the philosophy of advocating free sex in the synopsis (philosophy? Sorry, I am traditionally denying this so-called "philosophy", I feel that it is more appropriate to use "incest" instead), and master the feminist consciousness of erotic autonomy , Highlighting the sexual liberation of women’s self (of course, the director in "The Fairy of Love" reveals the self-realization of the pursuit of life’s emotions). Obviously, this film mainly expresses the joyful state of advocating the free mating of human desires and flesh, the so-called "destruction" "Ethics, chaotic human nature" is what the director means. Finally, compared with "real guns and live ammunition" adult films, there is no direct sensory stimulation of rigid shots. I am afraid that this sentence is as simple as what I said in the introduction. Manuel recalled the scene in the airplane (I wonder if it was the heroine’s dream: sexual fantasy?). He admired the adult eroticism of the French director in the early 1970s. Damn! It's even more exciting than the scene-based AV plot filmed by Little Japan. It is concluded that if this film is a purely adult film, it would be far ahead of France (adult market) in that era...

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