Four wealthy French libertines during the Regency period conspire to organize elaborate orgies of debauchery, as chronicled in the notorious opening of the Marquis de Sade's masterwork.
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The Duc de Blangis and his companions inaugurate a four-month orgy of debauchery at the Château de Silling, subjecting their captives to escalating sexual and physical torments while Madame Duclos narrates her depraved life story.
Marquis de Sade's notorious fourth-day installment tracing four wealthy libertines as they color-code their young captives to designate sexual ownership and commence systematic depravity.
The fifth day of aristocratic debauchery at Silling, where the Duc, Curval, Durcet, and the Bishop continue their orgiastic rituals with lovers, wives, and young charges while establishing new privileges and dress codes.
Day six of a wealthy libertine clan's systematic cataloguing of perversions, as the men supervise the women's masturbation and punish the girls for their supposed transgressions.
The eighth day of libertine orgies in an isolated castle, featuring elaborate sexual lessons, thigh-fucking rituals, and escalating acts of debauchery among aristocrats and their young victims.
A libertine nobleman subjects captives to elaborate degradations and punishments, detailing the systematic abuses of the tenth day in his castle of sodomy.
A group of aristocratic libertines, isolated by snow in a remote château, continue their elaborate orgies of cruelty and lust on the fourteenth day of their infamous debauchery.
In the Marquis de Sade's '120 Days of Sodom,' a pregnant servant girl faces cruel punishment for a minor transgression during the society's debauched rituals at Silling.
Noble libertines in a château systematically debauch their captives through escalating orgies of every depravity, with detailed observations on bodily functions and moral corruption.
A libertine ceremony involving the inspection, punishment, and forced deflowering of young brides and grooms by their elders in an 18th-century aristocratic orgiastic household.
A continuation of Sade's notorious chronicle of orgiastic excess among aristocratic libertines, featuring graphic sexual acts and philosophical justifications.
Marquis de Sade's libertines establish new household rules forcing servants to offer bodily functions and orifices for the masters' pleasure and punishment.
The Marquis de Sade's notorious 120 Days of Sodom continues with Madame Champville narrating 150 complex passions detailing systematic sexual abuse of children at a château.