Flower & Snake is a 1974 Japanese erotic drama film directed by Masaru Konuma. It follows the story of a wealthy businessman who employs a professional artist to turn his wife into a sex slave.
She's tantalizing. Spellbinding. Irresistible. And yet freelance photographer Uemura fights his attraction for the beautiful Mari with all his might. For not only is she the wife of the prominent head of a prestigious hospital, but all of those who've previously had affairs with this sensual succubus seem to have expired prematurely. It's a losing battle, however, and Uemura soon finds himself pulled into the arms of the voluptuous Mari and the jaws of a trap designed to suck men dry and spit out the husks. For it seems that Mari's husband, Ginjiro, is all too aware of who's been sleeping in his wife's bed, and the sexual predation that follows will pull Uemura into a world of bondage and depravity.
A man finds himself caught in a web of deceit and danger after getting involved in a real estate scam. With his life on the line, he must navigate through a series of twists and turns to uncover the truth and save himself from harm.
A nymphomaniac young woman, unsatisfied by her husband, searches for sex in the brothels of a seaside town while he sets to kill her.
When the painter Nasos Karnezis is found dead and the police arrests Floras, the stockbroker Dimitris, his son from his first marriage, decides to find out who the real murderer is. Along with a tow of his friends, reporter Makris and the politician Delios research the case and they suspect Myrto, daughter of captain Kapsis who was executed by the Germans during the years of Occupation, after Karnezis had turned him in. Dimitris and Myrto, whose innocent has become clear in the meantime, fall in love with each other.
Young take of a girl breaking chains out of her early child marriage to pursue a dream of becoming a makeup artist.
A sickly young girl is given away by her father to a childless couple. Twenty years later, she marries her adopted father.
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