Incest

Louis Malle’s critically acclaimed Murmur of the Heart gracefully combines elements of comedy, drama, and autobiography in a candid portrait of a precocious adolescent boy’s sexual maturation. Both shocking and deeply poignant, this is one of the finest coming-of-age films ever made.

Somewhere on the Canary Islands Pierre is living a life devoid of the attention which his peers are accustomed to. His father (Philippe Duclos) is an old and overly pretentious man who hardly has any interest in his son. His mother, an aging prostitute, is typically concerned with her clients and the carnal pleasure her profession provides. To keep him away from the swill that has taken over his family Pierre is being raised by his grandmother. But when Pierre's father suddenly dies all hell breaks loose. Pierre's mother now feels partially "responsible" for the future of her son. She quickly introduces him to one of her partners, Rea (Joanna Preiss), who in return reveals a woman whom Pierre can hardly believe is his mother. In a down-spiral world of orgies, incest, and extreme human degradation Pierre is slowly losing touch with reality.

In this astonishing film based on a true story, a brother and a sister fall in love and become lovers. But for "Forbidden Relations" - a shocking, original, and beautiful- incest is just a beginning. Juli becomes pr egnant and Gyorgy is sentenced to jail for their illegal relationship. But their love only intensifies as they stan d together against the world. "Forbidden Relations" is a film of searing sensuality, lusciously shot by the gre at cinematographer Janos Kende. A worldwide sensation, "Forbidden Relations" captured the heart and imaginations of audiences everywhere, examining the timeless issue of love in the face of social constraint.

Six more first-hand accounts of sexual awakening amongst school girls in the early Seventies - some with a happy end, some without.

To sum it up simply, Singapore Sling is a work of extreme cinema; featuring all manner of things from sadomasochism to incest…but it's shot in a style reminiscent of the classic film noirs from the golden age of cinema. The two styles offset each other constantly, and this gives the film an extremely surreal atmosphere as well as a completely unique style that ensures Singapore Sling is nothing like any other film ever made. The film was made in Greece, which makes it almost unique in its own right as Greece isn't a country famous for film-making. The plot focuses on a detective who is looking for a girl named Laura. One night, he stumbles upon two women burying a body and we are introduced to what has to be one of the most "offbeat" mother and daughters in cinema. We then follow the daughter as she details the things her and her mother get up to, before the weary detective; who is given the name 'Singapore Sling', stumbles into the pair's home and ends up becoming 'involved' in more insane games.

When writer/director Jess Franco died in April 2013, cinema lost its legendary master of Euro-Cult. Now in memory of his extraordinary 50+ year career, Severin is proud to present one of his most notorious slabs of über-sleaze: Alice Arno stars as a secretary sent to the seaside estate of a depraved millionaire, his nymphomaniac daughter (Lina Romay), her invalid cousin and their grunting houseboy. But when her day’s work ends, a nightmare of depraved new duties will begin! Paul Muller costars in this Uncle Jess jaw-dropper packed with incest, lesbianism, sadism and murder, restored from a 35mm print discovered in a Barcelona bordello, loaded with Bonus Features and presented in high definition for the first time ever!

Sandra comes back to Volterra, in Tuscany, the little town where she spent her childhood. She is with her American husband, Andrew. She wishes to pay homage to her father who died in Auschwitz where she was still a little child. In Volterra, Andrew meets for the first time Gianni, Sandra's brother. He soon realizes that Sandra and Gianni have a secret since their childhood.

Louis Malle's critically acclaimed Murmur of the Heart gracefully combines elements of comedy, drama, and autobiography in a candid portrait of a precocious adolescent boy's sexual maturation. Both shocking and deeply poignant, this is one of the finest coming-of-age films ever made. (-DVD cover)

This is based on a true story about two sisters who sue their father for incest and child abuse. As the story unfolds, it is revealed that the father severely abused all six children, and committed incest with all four of his daughters. The two sons received the worst of the physical abuse. The mother stood haplessly by and allowed her husband to control the family through his methods of "discipline". The movie includes graphic descriptions and scenes of the abuse which are disturbing.