Anyone expecting lots of intense sex scenes may be a little disappointed that most of them are filmed at an angle, or the lovers are behind a curtain, although images of nudity, both male and female, are not infrequent.

As mentioned in the special features biography of the director, the vignettes have a common theme of women who have been exploited or wronged ultimately taking revenge in some fashion.

The first vignette features a young woman who becomes the muse of Renaissance artist, only to betray him in order to return to her true love.

The middle vignette is in my opinion the most shocking of all, where a young girl has a rather unnatural attachment to her pet bunny named Pinky. Her parents eventually kill and cook the rabbit in a stew, as they're upset she spends too much time with it. Her response leads to a particularly grisly climax.

The last vignette features a kidnapped young wife who is rescued by her faithful dog, who possess an above and beyond normal ability to track her scent throughout the streets of modern Paris. Don't be fooled however by the suggestive synopsis on the back of the DVD. She does not wind up having sex with her dog, but after being raped by her captor, she is naked when her dog comes to her rescue, and unclothed, she joyfully hugs her pet and lets it lick her face.

Overall, I have mixed feelings about this film. It isn't nearly as erotic as I had anticipated, but it still offers plenty of eye candy in the attractive actresses.