Comtesse de Ségur, a French-Russian novelist, contributed to the world of cult cinema as the writer of The Granddaughter's Model (1971). Her literary background informs the film's narrative depth, blending her storytelling prowess with the visual language of the era. Known for her keen observations of human nature, de Ségur's work in this film offers a distinctive voice within the realm of exploitation cinema, inviting audiences to explore the complexities of her characters and their relationships.
The Granddaughter's Model
A sexy romp about four girls and their adventures in a chateau, and their ravishings of young men in the woods and hot streams. Meet Camille and Madeline, two aristocratic teenage sisters who team up with two saucy young temptresses and embark on a long hot summer of sexual awakening. It all begins when their libertarian mother Madame de Fleurville who hosts TV sex education show Sexual Time invites various broad-minded celebrities and socialites to her stately manor in order to broaden her daughters horizons. After encouraging her two daughters to read their deceased father s books, the saucy sisters choose the notorious BDSM work “The Story of O , and subsequently roam the countryside reading aloud the various passages of bondage and humiliation. And good little girls find out just how good it feels to be bad! Classic French erotica made as only the French can!
