Avaliação por richardchatten

Radley Metzer's follow-up to 'I a Woman' (1965) is a vintage piece of sixties erotica structured around flashbacks, as a now middle-aged Essy Persson wanders about the convent were as a pupil she discovered her sapphic passion for classmate Anna Gael.

Given an art film veneer by its glacial black & white photography and its music by George Auric; it founders on the central improbability of two strapping, manifestly heterosexual women playing shy young maidens embracing The Love That Dared Not Speak It's Name.