DCP

Immoral Tales

Contes immoraux
Walerian Borowczyk

New digital restoration

Introduction by author Mike Levy at the 4:30pm screening

Structured in four episodes rolling back into the annals of history, this veritable cavalcade of depravity was a box-office smash in France and spent much of the 1970s embroiled in censorship problems around the world.

DIRECTOR
Walerian Borowczyk
YEAR
1974
COUNTRY
France
RUNTIME
103 minutes
LANGUAGE
French with English subtitles
FORMAT
DCP
ORIGINAL TITLE
Contes immoraux
START DATE
April 5, 2015

New digital restoration

Introduction by author Mike Levy at the 4:30pm screening

Four episodes, each rolling back further into the annals of history, bound only by a maxim by La Rochefoucauld: Love pleases more by the ways in which it shows itself. A veritable cavalcade of depravity, Immoral Tales features cosmic fellatio, transcendental masturbation, blood-drenched lesbianism, and papal incest. A box-office smash in France, the film spent much of the 1970s embroiled in censorship problems around the world. With appearances by Paloma Picasso and a 23-year-old Fabrice Luchini.

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