The Exterminating Angels (2006)

In the hushed world behind the camera, François, a filmmaker of steadfast commitment, embarks on a provocative exploration of female pleasure, pushing the boundaries of societal taboos. His lens, under the unseen influence of two fallen angels, cast from heaven to meddle and manipulate, becomes a conduit of transgressive exploration. François, ignorant of the invisible puppeteers guiding his actions, dives headfirst into a whirlpool of eroticism and exploration, his curiosity insatiable. He initiates a series of intimate auditions, screen tests rich with unfiltered passion, selecting a group of young women for his daring project. The camera captures their raw, uncensored emotions, their pleasure echoing off screen, stirring a tempest that threatens to capsize the entire venture. François, neither voyeur nor pervert, finds himself ensnared within the complex interplay between intellectual curiosity and primal desire, all while teetering on the precipice of danger, unaware of the potentially catastrophic consequences of his daring pursuit. Unbeknownst to his wife, François's venture begins as a clandestine project. As she uncovers his secret, her initial ignorance morphs into dismay, only to evolve into unexpected assistance, blurring the line between personal and professional. Meanwhile, the fallen angels, their whispered commands ever present, lurk in the shadows, orchestrating his every move. François, a mere mortal in their celestial game, stands at the brink of ruin, ensnared in a web spun from the very taboos he sought to expose. His fate, intertwined with those of his subjects, teeters on the edge of inevitability, a testament to the intoxicating, yet perilous allure of the forbidden.

The Exterminating Angels is a drama movie featuring Frédéric van den Driessche and directed by Jean-Claude Brisseau.

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