Pim de la Parra, born in 1940 in Paramaribo, is a pivotal figure in Dutch erotic cinema. He directed Obsessions (1969), a groundbreaking film co-written with Martin Scorsese, which challenged the boundaries of sexual representation. His work continued with My Nights with Susan, Sandra, Olga & Julie (1975), where he explored complex relationships and desire, cementing his influence in the genre. De la Parra's collaboration with Wim Verstappen at Scorpio Films marked a significant era in independent Dutch filmmaking, showcasing a raw realism that resonated with audiences.
My Nights with Susan, Sandra, Olga & Julie
Susan lives on an idyllic farmhouse, along with the sex-loving youngsters Sandra, Olga and Julie, and the unstable voyeur Albert. A number of absurd killings take place by the sex-vampires. The allegations, however, go out to Piet, the crazy woman on the other side of the ditch. A young craftsman is surprised by the dangerous ladies.
