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  • Once more time, Claire works for Horribilis Bodilis ; Once more time, Dorcel tells the story of the country mansion filled with pigs and sex toys women; Once more time, the movie is totally filthy and i wonder the kind of people who enjoys this crap as it's totally void of any feelings, consideration and human care : it's just a collection of criminal offenses, disguised wickedly under the stinking power of money, the candles and costumesÂ… For sure, the housemaid are having fun for their master, for sure, the black servant male is helpful, for sure, the pigs expect lesbian, are eager to put their things in whatever holes but are immensely prude with their own bunch ! What a band of hypocritical bastards that gives me indeed the true feeling that this stinker is just the work of perverts having a camera.. Enough said
  • Herve Bodilis has directed so many of these "Story of O" inspired features for Marc Dorcel one wonders how he keeps them all straight in his mind, but this one ably serves as a template for the genre.

    In the "Making of " featurette on the DVD, Bodilis mentions the shooting title as more generic, "Femmes de Chambre", but of course Dorcel contract star Claire Castel gets the appropriate spotlight in the show's release title.

    There's no dialog, just a lot of voiceover narration by her character recalling how she first came to the chateau of the Baron of Valcour (ably if stonily portrayed by Dorcel regular Renato), to apply for the maid's job. It's a ritualistic version of the venerable casting couch, with Black butler John (a large role for actor Mike Chapman, who proves to be something of a cut-up comedian in the "Making of" backstage footage) taking her to the Baron, where she witnesses Cherry Kiss having sex while Renato watches. This audition leads to Claire being disrobed by Cherry, and then giving John a blow job -voila! you're hired!

    A bevy of beauties parade as fellow maids in the household, with all the luxury and glamorous styling of a Dorcel production on display. The recurring submission trope (criticized here in a previous IMDb review) is straight out of the influential Pauline Reage "Story of O" novel, and most convincingly enacted by Claire and beautiful co-stars Nasta Zya and Henessy.