Honey (1981)

On an ordinary Sunday in a deserted city, the world of a famed editor is turned upside down when an enigmatic female writer, Catherine Spaak, enters his domain, gun in hand, compelling him to read her manuscript. As he delves into the pages, he is drawn into a peculiar, yet enthralling erotic fantasy. The tale revolves around young and innocent Anny, who steps into the mystifying world of a city, seeking refuge in a boarding house named Desiderio. It's not just any accommodation, but a surreal dwelling that offers more than just a place to rest. Navigating through the strange labyrinth of the boarding house and its oddball residents, she embarks on a journey through a series of dreams that reveal fantastic adventures, all entwined with an erotic-psychological backdrop. Anny is particularly captivated by a forbidden chamber, home to a silent and enigmatic man. The landlady of the boarding house, reminiscent of the distant figure of Anny's mother, nurtures her with a bittersweet affection, drawing her into an embrace that blurs the lines of reality. As the editor reaches the end of the manuscript, the tension in the room is palpable. His anticipation is met with a surprising revelation - the writer has embodied the character of Anny in her narrative. The gun, now rendered powerless, holds no threat. The story that started with an edge of danger culminates into a fascinating exploration of fantasies, illustrating the power of words and the allure of the unknown.

Honey is a drama movie featuring Clio Goldsmith and directed by Gianfranco Angelucci.

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