Aristocrat Cecila's search for sexual liberation exposes the perils and pleasures of free love.
CECILIA
A woman experiences a traumatic sexual assault. Despite her ordeal, she reconnects intimately with her husband. She subsequently explore various consensual sexual relationships while processing the emotional impact of the initial incident.
Quick Answer
Cecilia is a 1983 Belgian-French drama and romance film directed by Olivier Mathot and Jesús Franco about an aristocratic woman who, after a traumatic assault, embarks on an uninhibited journey of sexual exploration and socialite orgies.
Programmer's Pick
Jess Franco delivers another steamy dose of continental decadence with Cecilia, pairing high-society scandal with uninhibited sexuality. If your idea of romance involves aristocrats, open marriages, and the occasional woodland romp, this sultry Euro-drama is ready to oblige.
— SassyFlix Programmer
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Cecilia's journey takes viewers from stuffy estates to lavish orgies, showcasing the erotic exploits of European high society.
Directed by Jess Franco, a master of steamy European cinema, this film blends drama and sexual exploration with signature style.
Cecilia and her husband navigate infidelity, threesomes, and group encounters, challenging conventional romance.
From public nudity to voyeurism, Cecilia is unafraid to depict controversial desires and the consequences of sexual awakening.
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Questions from the Vault
When was Cecilia released? +
Cecilia was released in 1983.
Who directed Cecilia? +
Cecilia was directed by Olivier Mathot and Jesús Franco.
How long is Cecilia? +
Cecilia has a runtime of 105 minutes.
What genre is Cecilia? +
Cecilia is a drama and romance film.
Where can I watch Cecilia? +
You can watch Cecilia on SassyFlix.