Sister Emanuelle

1977 "She sought refuge from her unquenchable thirst for love"
Sister Emanuelle
5.2| 1h32m| R| en| More Info
Released: 01 December 1977 Released
Producted By: MEN Cinematografica
Country: Italy
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Sister Emanuelle and Sister Nanà go to meet Mr. Cazzabriga, who has a problem: his wild-child daughter, Monica, who he wants to send to a Catholic school to remove her from temptations around the house.

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Woodyanders Notorious sexual adventuress Emanuelle (the always ravishing Laura Gemser) renounces her sinful past and decides to enter a convent as a cloistered nun (!). Naturally, Emanuelle finds it difficult to stick to her vow of chastity when temptation rears its sultry head in the form of enticing teen nymphomaniac Monica (yummy blonde Monica Zanchi). Moreover, lecherous escaped criminal Rene (Gabriele Tinti in fine lusty form) shows up seeking refuge in the convent. Director Guiseppe Vari, working from a nicely lurid and absurd script by Marino Onorati, relates the entertainingly racy story at a steady pace, ably crafts a deliriously erotic atmosphere, and, most importantly, delivers a pleasing plenitude of delicious bare distaff skin as well as loads of sizzling soft-core sex that includes steamy lesbianism, straight copulation, red hot daughter-stepmother quasi-incest (extra points to gorgeous slender brunette Dirce Funari as said stepmother), and even a little bondage. While Gemser is her usual beautiful and desirable self, it's Zanchi who positively burns up the screen with her scorching uninhibited portrayal of one extremely brazen, shameless, and manipulative slut supreme. Pretty Vinja Locatelli likewise impresses as mousy virginal nerdette Anna. Guglielmo Mancori's glossy cinematography gives the picture a neat polished look. Stevio Cipriani's bouncy'n'funky score hits the get-down groovy spot something sweet. Worth a watch for Emanuelle fans.
Scarecrow-88 Soft-core satire on the Catholic church(..one of the nuns has a bladder problem)with the hilarious premise of Gemser's Emanuelle attempting to bury her sinful past by joining a convent. But, her convent's recent "acquisition" of a girl, sent there by her father for "cleansing of her wicked sexual ways", Monica(Mónica Zanchi, delicious, other than her arm pit hair), has Emanuelle re-evaluating her decision. Soon, a con on the lam, Rene(Gabriele Tinti)induces an affair with Monica(..who stumbles on his hiding place, a barn), raising the ire of Emanuelle, who herself begins a torrid relationship with him. Also established is Monica's tryst with her roommate who was a very bright student working on possible sainthood before being introduced to lesbianism.The movie features a series of steamy encounters between Monica and a number of characters, those that come in contact with her, most often than not she's the catalyst who motivates the sexual acts. Monica's seduction of her roommate during a thunderstorm is particularly sensually satisfying. Monica's flashback to Emanuelle regarding a sexual encounter with her stepmother is another rather stimulating lesbian sequence. I suggest those who rent the DVD to check out the special features for it has a deleted "bondage" scene where Emanuelle ties up Monica and ravages her body. Sister Emanuelle is well shot by director Giuseppe Vari, who captures the sordid shenanigans with visual brio. Gemser heats up the screen, shown disrobing from her nun outfit on several occasions, a very beautiful woman with an incredible body. The film is essentially a naughty comic nunsploitation effort poking fun at the idea of remaining abstinent when it just isn't some's nature. Mónica Zanchi relishes her role as a lustful sex kittenish nymphomaniac who is willing to seduce just about anyone she finds remotely enticing.
Drunken Master Everyone's favorite nymphet has renounced her deviant sexual past and has become a nun. Emanuelle travels to Venice to meet with a wealthy Baron. The Baron has become enraged with his daughter (Monika) who was caught having an affair with her stepmother. He asks Emanuelle to bring his perverse teenage daughter back to her convent. Doesn't this already sound like the greatest film ever made? It's definitely one of the best Emanuelle films ever made. What a perfect place for the Emanuelle character to end up in - a convent. And what a great direction for this series to take - Emanuelle turns to God. But Emanuelle isn't sure if she wants God in her heart; Emanuelle becomes seduced by the teenage girl. On top of all this sexual tension, Emanuelle and Monika take in an escaped murderer; they both fall in love with him and hide him out inside the convent. This also has to be one of the funniest Emanuelle films in the series. For example: one of the nuns in the convent has a bladder problem. One-night Emanuelle showers and runs threw the halls of the convent; however when Sister Superior finds water all over the floors she blames the sister with the bladder problem – ha ha! On a final note: Laura Gemser is as beautiful as ever. Gemser is to the Emanuelle series what Sean Connery is to the James Bond series – "simply the best!"
rewolf_2001 If you are like me, you love the whole school girl fantasy coupled with the strict nuns. This movie has a little of it all. Plus, the lesbian scenes are wonderful. If anything, they are too short. But there is one with a banana that words just can not do justice to. Highly recommend this one, but only get the Euro uncut version.