MARQUIS DE SADE: JUSTINE
An erotic fantasy horror from the tortured pen of The Marquis de Sade.
Without a family, penniless and separated from her sister, a beautiful chaste woman will have to cope with an endless parade of villains, perverts and degenerates who will claim not only her treasured virtue but also her life.
About This Film
The film is narrated by a man as he is in a prison and hallucinating images of naked, tortured women.
Justine, a sweet and virtuous girl lives with her sister Juliette in a nunnery. When they learn of their father's death, they are booted out of the nunnery with their father's remaining gold. Juliette takes Justine to a friend, Madame de Buission, who could provide accommodation for the two girls. Madame de Buission turns out to be a brothel owner and requires the girls to work as prostitutes to pay for the accommodation. Justine refuses and leaves the brothel with her gold while Juliette stays and learns the arts of a prostitute. Justine meets a priest who offers to keep her gold safe and return it at the church the next day, should she reside with Du Harpin. Du Harpin does not know the priest however, but agrees to let Justine stay for free if she agrees to serve as a maid.
Justine is spotted by Du Harpin's master, who takes interest in Justine's beauty and invites her to sleep in his quarters. He forces himself on Justine, who escapes but is instructed by Du Harpin to steal his valuable gold amulet. Justine refuses. While she is asleep, Du Harpin (who had stolen the gold amulet himself, a few minutes earlier) places the amulet in Justine's belongings to frame her, out of spite for her having refused to steal it for him. The next day, people summon the police, who search the area and find the amulet in Justine's belongings. Justine is taken to prison where she meets Madame Dubois, a virago sentenced for execution the next day. Madame Dubois, impressed by Justine's innocent looks, implicates her in an escape plan. The next day, Madame Dubois' accomplices (masquerading as prison guards) start a fire in the prison and Justine screams, causing a commotion in the prison. Using the chaos as cover, Madame Dubois and Justine escape the prison safely.
Meanwhile, Juliette and a fellow prostitute named Claudine kill Madame de Buisson and one of her clients, stealing her gold and making their escape. While hiding out in a forest, Madame Dubois accepts Justine as part of her group, noting the utility of Justine's innocence. But the male members of the group attempt to rape Justine and end up fighting amongst themselves. Justine uses the distraction to escape. She faints near the house of a painter named Raymond who takes care of her. He offers to let her live with him for free, in exchange for her becoming a model for him to paint. Justine falls in love with Raymond and lives happily with him for a duration. One day, the police arrive at Raymond's while searching for Justine and on Raymond's request, Justine escapes into the woods.
Justine arrives in the premises of the cunning Marquis de Bressac, who, impressed by Justine's innocent air, gives her refuge and employment. Justine becomes a personal attendant to Marquise de Bressac, who owns all the Bressac property. The Marquis asks Justine to kill his wife or be framed for a crime. Justine reveals the plot to the Marquise, but the Marquis knows this secretly. Later, the Marquise attempts to poison her husband, but the latter tricks her into drinking his wine, killing her. To punish Justine, the Marquis brands the letter 'M' for 'Murderess' on Justine's breast.
Meanwhile, Juliette and Claudine have made great profits from vice and crime. To obtain her share of the fortune, Juliette drowns Claudine while the latter is bathing in a river. Justine, meanwhile, arrives at a chateau where four ascetics - Father Antonin and his Order - are living a life of meditation and study. Justine asks for sanctuary there and is accepted by the Order. She learns, however, that the four men are libertine hedonists and sexual deviants whose four other female servants are, in fact, sex slaves. Justine ends up chained and tortured in the dungeon. One day, Father Antonin notes how her life of righteousness and virtue has not given her pleasure and reward, but instead brought her to endure suffering. He suggests that Justine's sense of pleasure is enduring this suffering, to which Justine agrees. Pleased at having learnt their philosophy so swiftly, Antonin plans to "release" her by killing her in torture during a ritual. The ceremony goes awry and Justine escapes in the commotion.
Raymond finds Justine unconscious on the road and takes her to a nearby city, where he lets her stay temporarily in an inn. Madame Dubois, who is serving in the same city with her accomplices as an amusement show host, spies Justine and takes her away to work as a nude show performer. During the show, Justine's brand reveals her to be a murderess and causes an uproar in the venue. As she is being taken away by the police, she is spotted by Juliette, now a mistress of a Minister of the King. Juliette describes her wicked life as empty and says that Justine will earn her reward for a virtuous life despite her sufferings.
Juliette takes Justine away to live with her in her palace and finally Justine and Raymond are seen walking away peacefully.
Justine, a sweet and virtuous girl lives with her sister Juliette in a nunnery. When they learn of their father's death, they are booted out of the nunnery with their father's remaining gold. Juliette takes Justine to a friend, Madame de Buission, who could provide accommodation for the two girls. Madame de Buission turns out to be a brothel owner and requires the girls to work as prostitutes to pay for the accommodation. Justine refuses and leaves the brothel with her gold while Juliette stays and learns the arts of a prostitute. Justine meets a priest who offers to keep her gold safe and return it at the church the next day, should she reside with Du Harpin. Du Harpin does not know the priest however, but agrees to let Justine stay for free if she agrees to serve as a maid.
Justine is spotted by Du Harpin's master, who takes interest in Justine's beauty and invites her to sleep in his quarters. He forces himself on Justine, who escapes but is instructed by Du Harpin to steal his valuable gold amulet. Justine refuses. While she is asleep, Du Harpin (who had stolen the gold amulet himself, a few minutes earlier) places the amulet in Justine's belongings to frame her, out of spite for her having refused to steal it for him. The next day, people summon the police, who search the area and find the amulet in Justine's belongings. Justine is taken to prison where she meets Madame Dubois, a virago sentenced for execution the next day. Madame Dubois, impressed by Justine's innocent looks, implicates her in an escape plan. The next day, Madame Dubois' accomplices (masquerading as prison guards) start a fire in the prison and Justine screams, causing a commotion in the prison. Using the chaos as cover, Madame Dubois and Justine escape the prison safely.
Meanwhile, Juliette and a fellow prostitute named Claudine kill Madame de Buisson and one of her clients, stealing her gold and making their escape. While hiding out in a forest, Madame Dubois accepts Justine as part of her group, noting the utility of Justine's innocence. But the male members of the group attempt to rape Justine and end up fighting amongst themselves. Justine uses the distraction to escape. She faints near the house of a painter named Raymond who takes care of her. He offers to let her live with him for free, in exchange for her becoming a model for him to paint. Justine falls in love with Raymond and lives happily with him for a duration. One day, the police arrive at Raymond's while searching for Justine and on Raymond's request, Justine escapes into the woods.
Justine arrives in the premises of the cunning Marquis de Bressac, who, impressed by Justine's innocent air, gives her refuge and employment. Justine becomes a personal attendant to Marquise de Bressac, who owns all the Bressac property. The Marquis asks Justine to kill his wife or be framed for a crime. Justine reveals the plot to the Marquise, but the Marquis knows this secretly. Later, the Marquise attempts to poison her husband, but the latter tricks her into drinking his wine, killing her. To punish Justine, the Marquis brands the letter 'M' for 'Murderess' on Justine's breast.
Meanwhile, Juliette and Claudine have made great profits from vice and crime. To obtain her share of the fortune, Juliette drowns Claudine while the latter is bathing in a river. Justine, meanwhile, arrives at a chateau where four ascetics - Father Antonin and his Order - are living a life of meditation and study. Justine asks for sanctuary there and is accepted by the Order. She learns, however, that the four men are libertine hedonists and sexual deviants whose four other female servants are, in fact, sex slaves. Justine ends up chained and tortured in the dungeon. One day, Father Antonin notes how her life of righteousness and virtue has not given her pleasure and reward, but instead brought her to endure suffering. He suggests that Justine's sense of pleasure is enduring this suffering, to which Justine agrees. Pleased at having learnt their philosophy so swiftly, Antonin plans to "release" her by killing her in torture during a ritual. The ceremony goes awry and Justine escapes in the commotion.
Raymond finds Justine unconscious on the road and takes her to a nearby city, where he lets her stay temporarily in an inn. Madame Dubois, who is serving in the same city with her accomplices as an amusement show host, spies Justine and takes her away to work as a nude show performer. During the show, Justine's brand reveals her to be a murderess and causes an uproar in the venue. As she is being taken away by the police, she is spotted by Juliette, now a mistress of a Minister of the King. Juliette describes her wicked life as empty and says that Justine will earn her reward for a virtuous life despite her sufferings.
Juliette takes Justine away to live with her in her palace and finally Justine and Raymond are seen walking away peacefully.
Keywords
Female Rear Nudity
Female Topless Nudity
Murder
Female Frontal Nudity
Sex Scene
Psychotronic Film
Female Pubic Hair
Rape
Lesbian Sex
Softcore
Death
Lesbian
Voyeur
Prostitute
Pubic Hair
Husband Wife Relationship
Panties
Sadism
Prostitution
Torture
Skinny Dipping
Female Female Kiss
Character Name In Title
Female Protagonist
Based On Novel
Public Nudity
Blonde
Castle
Female Removes Her Clothes
Close Up Of Eyes
Dancing
Scantily Clad Female
Perversion
Barefoot Female
Priest
Brothel
Prison
Party
Cleavage
Murder Of A Nude Woman
Evil Man
Maid
Stabbed In The Back
Obsession
Nun
White Panties
Older Man Younger Woman Relationship
Women's Prison
Horseback Riding
Pervert
Hanging
Homosexual
Tied Up
False Accusation
Upskirt
Violence Against A Woman
Rape Victim
Sexual Obsession
Italian Exploitation
Sister Sister Relationship
Black Magic
Drowning
Woman Tied Up
Crying Woman
Horse And Carriage
Orphan
Escape From Prison
Convent
Fainting Woman
Human Sacrifice
Villain
Masochism
Writer
Close Up Of Mouth
Painter
Henchman
Poison
Escaped Prisoner
Director Cameo
Woman Murders A Woman
Strangled
Husband Murders His Wife
Accusation
Prisoner
18th Century
Clothes Ripping
Girl Wears Panties
Evil Nun
Guard
Vision
Murder Disguised As Suicide
Evil Priest
Acoustic Guitar
Killed During Sex
Hanged By The Neck
Despair
Locked In A Cell
Faked Suicide
Artist Model
Tied To A Tree
Human Branding
Screaming In Pain
Nude Dancer
Altar
Nunnery
Dirty Old Man
Stage Show
Murder By Drowning
Poisoned Wine
Woman Drowned
Corrupt Priest
Jewelry Theft
Switch
Flock Of Sheep
Quill Pen
Double Exposure
Nude Woman Suspended By Arms
Male Singer
Building Collapse
Carnivale
Degenerate
Older Woman Younger Woman Relationship
Catholic Orphanage
Camera Shot Of A Woman's Feet In High Heels
Gay Husband
Nudity On Stage
Man Spanking A Girl
Hot Chocolate
Pet Dog
Chained Nude Woman
1780s
Burn Mark On Body
Wife Wants To Kill Husband
Phantasm
Narrated By Author
Exploitation Of The Downtrodden
Branding
Reference To The Marquis De Sade
Scroll
Proclamation
Spinning Globe
Stealing Clothes
Body Search
Running For One's Life
Fire Bomb
Poisoned Dog
Hand Mirror
Running Through Woods
Clothes Stolen
Shepherdess
Piercing
Hedonist
Silver Bell
Jeering Crowd
Horse And Prison Wagon
Women Dance Together
Marquis De Sade Character
Master Of Ceremonies
Penniless
Count The Person
French Nobility
Sentry
Marquis
Painter As Artist
Literary Narration
Famous Author
Author Name In Title
Quill
Drenched With Waste Water
Gladiolus
Also Known As
Justine de Sade, Жюстина маркиза Де Сада, Deadly Sanctuary, Santuário Mortal, Les Deux beautés, Marquis de Sade: Justine, Justine, Marqués de Sade: Justine, Justine ou les infortunes de la vertu, Жюстина маркиза Де Сада, Marquis de Sade's Justine, Original title: Marquis de Sade: Justine