Die 8. Sünde
| Die 8. Sünde | |
|---|---|
| Directed by |
Alain Payet Walter Molitor |
| Produced by | Magmafilm |
| Starring |
Horst Baron |
Release date |
2002-France 2003-Germany |
Running time | 112 min. |
| Country | Germany |
| Language | German |
Die 8. Sünde (English: "the 8th Sin") is a German pornographic film, and the winner of the Venus Award for Best Film 2003.
Plot summary
The film follows the protagonist, an angel in heaven (played by Horst Baron and his female entourage, Tiffany Hopkins and Susi Webstar). They are inspired by a secret book about the seven deadly sins. The individual scenes are each based on a mortal sin.
Scene breakdown
The first scene depicts the sin of gluttony. A married couple, played by Philippe Soine and Marlene Cartier, is brought together again after years of abstinence due to a snack attack. The second scene is dedicated to the sin of pride, in which a neglected wife (played by Nicole K.) finds the sexual attention she craves in a meeting with another man. In the following scene, Conny Dachs and Fanny Steel depict the sin of greed. The fourth scene is dominated by Janet Taylor dreaming about her perfect man to resemble the sin of sloth. The fifth sin, wrath, is depicted in a scene featuring Tyra Misoux. The following scene is dedicated to the sin of envy, starring Anja Juliette and Pierre Laval. In the seventh and last scene, the two female angels mentioned above animate several stone stautes in a depiction of the final sin, lust.
Awards and honors
- 2003: Venus Award for "Best Film - Germany"
External links
- Die 8. Sünde on IMDb