Die Nichten der Frau Oberst (1980)
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Karine Gambier, Brigitte Lahaie, Pascale Vital, Cathy Stewart, Nadine Pascal, France Lomay, Mike Montana, Will Stoer, Hans-Ruedi Isler, Eric Falk, Sir John
A young officer’s widow oversees her nieces’ romantic pursuits and considers a painter as a possible husband for one of them.
The story
Madame Yanne, a young widow of an officer, cares for her nieces Florentine and Julia, who are preoccupied with each other rather than the men pursuing them. Stable hand Erik is eager to pursue both, while Simon hopes to win Florentine and marry her; she is interested, but wants to assess him as a lover first. For Julia, Yanne has a painter in mind as a possible husband, and she intends to judge for herself whether he might make Julia happy.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
The eponymous Madame Yanne, known as the Colonel’s wife, is the still fairly young widow of an officer. She looks after her pretty nieces, Florentine and Julia, who are currently acting on their lesbian inclinations and are more occupied with each other than with turning the heads of the lustful men around them. Erik, the stable hand, would be only too happy to be ready at any time to mount the two nieces like a stud horse. Simon, no less handsome, has long had his eye on Florentine and is determined not only to get her into bed but even to marry her. Madame Yanne’s niece is quite willing, but first wants to test his qualities as a lover horizontally. Yanne also has a suitable husband in mind for Julia: a painter. But first she wants to test him herself to see whether he could make Julia happy in the future. When she deliberately tries to use a corncob nearby for a little self-pleasure, he has something much more appropriate at hand to bring Madame Yanne to climax. So Julia’s prospective husband gets a perfect score in the sex test. The relationship dynamics on the estate she runs are also starting to shift; only Madame Yanne seems unable to escape her life as a widow just yet. For now …
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