"Mix" Classic, Feature Thoroughly modern Mary-Magdelene Luxe Video
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presents Mix in a title that incorporates softer, more visual-focused or glamour-style erotic content.
A runtime of about 1 hour and 26 minutes gives the production a more substantial, feature-like feel.
The source description emphasizes the flow of interaction and gradual escalation. A concise excerpt from that synopsis follows:
Most of the film is a flashback from failed suicide Marie-Madeleine's hospital bed. Marie-Madeleine (Corrine Lemoine) is an assistant in a lingerie shop where the manager charges male customers to view the ladies' changing rooms through a two-way mirror. Another assistant, Mandarine, is not averse to putting on a lesbian show with female customers, but Marie-Madeleine objects strongly when a male customer tries it on with her. However, she later meets Richard Lemieuvre in a bar and has a one-night stand with him. She wakes up alone to find some bank notes on her dressing table. One of her customers had been a prostitute and she later meets her in a café. She admits to having been glad of the money and her former customer introduces her to a madame. She is then drawn into the life of a prostitute, though she has feelings of guilt about this career, especially as she receives little respect from her clients. This culminates in her attendance at a sex party with Richard Lemieuvre who reveals that she is a prostitute and where she is then gang-raped. Hence she ends up with bandaged wrists in a hospital bed, but the words of her doctor seem to give her a more optimistic outlook.
For those interested in Mix, this serves as another focused example of their on-screen work. Viewers looking for structured, theme-driven titles may appreciate how clearly the themes are defined and how steady the pacing remains.
A runtime of about 1 hour and 26 minutes gives the production a more substantial, feature-like feel.
The source description emphasizes the flow of interaction and gradual escalation. A concise excerpt from that synopsis follows:
Most of the film is a flashback from failed suicide Marie-Madeleine's hospital bed. Marie-Madeleine (Corrine Lemoine) is an assistant in a lingerie shop where the manager charges male customers to view the ladies' changing rooms through a two-way mirror. Another assistant, Mandarine, is not averse to putting on a lesbian show with female customers, but Marie-Madeleine objects strongly when a male customer tries it on with her. However, she later meets Richard Lemieuvre in a bar and has a one-night stand with him. She wakes up alone to find some bank notes on her dressing table. One of her customers had been a prostitute and she later meets her in a café. She admits to having been glad of the money and her former customer introduces her to a madame. She is then drawn into the life of a prostitute, though she has feelings of guilt about this career, especially as she receives little respect from her clients. This culminates in her attendance at a sex party with Richard Lemieuvre who reveals that she is a prostitute and where she is then gang-raped. Hence she ends up with bandaged wrists in a hospital bed, but the words of her doctor seem to give her a more optimistic outlook.
For those interested in Mix, this serves as another focused example of their on-screen work. Viewers looking for structured, theme-driven titles may appreciate how clearly the themes are defined and how steady the pacing remains.
