The Story of Sin Page #4

Synopsis: The teenage girl is first seen confessing and warned about having any impure thoughts or feelings. Her family has boarders and one day a young man moves in and they fall in love. He is trying to get a divorce but is denied by local church people. They live together after he is wounded in a duel, and then he takes off for Rome to get a divorce. She has a child and drowns it. She hears that he has been imprisoned in Rome so she goes there only to find out that he has been released. In her wanderings through France and Germany she finds out that her lover has married a rich woman and has went back to Poland. She gets involved with two con men who use her to trap the nobleman. She kills him when they are making love then she runs off and sinks into prostitution back in the old country. She is helped by an utopian rich man but the con men reappear, trying to use her as a lead to her old lover. She tries to warn him and is killed.
 
IMDB:
6.3
R
Year:
1975
130 min
47 Views


Rome? When?

- In a couple of months

- When will you be back?

l'll be back, Eva

Go now!

Don't leave me!

l'll write you

Back to the hotel!

Dear Madam...My patient,

Mr Lukash Niepolomski...

...who has been hospitalised here

asked me to write

He wants you to come at once.

He has been shot in the lung

I fear there is little hope for him

Yours truly, DoctorJ. Wilgosinski

l need some leave. My aunt is dying

Are you serious?

- Unpaid leave?

- Are you serious? l ask again

l've a right!

l've not had a day off in 27 years

Just two days?

Out of the question

..400 plus 1 02...

Five hundred and twenty eight

Well, hello there

Coffee, please

We only have tea

Alright

Take a seat

You from Warsaw?

Yes

l knew it

So are we

Good for you

Are you working?

Mind your own business!

Just trying to be friendly

You're a smart girl

We're not so bad

As for money...

l've got plenty!

Look at it

So, come on then!

Leave me alone

Ha! Think you're a countess?

You'll beg for it!

lmpossible...lt's against our rules

We'll just look at each other, Doctor

l must prepare him first

l'll leave as soon as you say

My God, these romantic lovers!

l got a letter for you

What about?

- She says she'll come

- Show me!

Take it easy. She's here now

Where?

Gently, gently. Calm down...

Where is she?

Please don't get agitated

Eva! Eva, my darling!

Don't talk too much.

Take it easy

l had a duel with the Count.

Someone stole your letters...

...he laughed and made fun of you

Don't talk...

Just a few words...he mocked me...

l slapped his face...

there was a duel...

He hit me...pierced my lung...

Don't worry my sweet,

everything will be all right

lt won't

lt will

l'm going to die, Eva

Then we'll die together, my love

Would that be wrong?

My defender!

Where did he hit you?

Shh! Don't talk...

l'll stay here.

l won't leave you alone

How are you, Mr Niepolomski?

Who's she?

Comes from Warsaw...

Water's boiling

A Warsaw Lady!

Once bitten twice shy...

Shy of the kettle, see?

Good evening, Mrs Niepolomska

Good evening

Cold today, isn't it?

Someone broke the window

Get in bed now!

Jesus, what cold hands!

Playing at being a glazier!

Never fear...l'm here...

...to look after you

That should keep us warmer

Are you divorced?

Your husband in one room...

...you in another

My husband mustn't be disturbed

Does a wife disturb her husband?

He can't sleep

with someone else in the room

Well, l wouldn't sleep much either...

...if l was in his place

Diderot says...

...happiness only exists...

...in countries where law

recognises the basic instincts

He's right

ln Japan, for instance,

young girls bathe in front of men

That's in Japan!

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