Erotikon - carousel of passions
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| Original title | Erotikon - carousel of passions |
| Country of production | Germany |
| original language | German |
| Publishing year | 1963 |
| length | 88 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 18 |
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| Director | Boštjan Hladnik |
| script | Boštjan Hladnik |
| production | Piran-Film + Televisions GmbH (Egon Haebe) |
| music | Bojan Adamič |
| camera | Gerhard Kruger |
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Erotikon - Carousel of Passions (alternative title: Erotikon - Carnival of Love ) is a German feature film from 1963.
action
Ingrid, a former striptease dancer, is married to Sven. Now the two want to finally catch up on the long-planned honeymoon. You drive in the company of Gunnar, a friend of Sven, who in turn brings his lover, the young and greedy Ulla. Both of them suddenly appeared at Ingrid and Sven's. Travel stops are a sailing ship, a caravan and a half-ruined castle.
This trip will be a great (and above all sensual) challenge for all four participants, as they are drawn more and more into the pull of their passions and desires, which also do not leave each other's partner out. The sensual Ulla quickly turns Sven's head, while Ingrid feels more and more drawn to Gunnar. Only in the shock moment of a terrible, fatal event do the four think again and find their way back to their respective partners.
Production notes
Erotikon - Carousel of Passions passed the FSK exam on October 4, 1963. The premiere took place on October 24, 1963.
The buildings were designed by Niko Matul , while Viktor Eisenbach was in charge of production.
For the 61-year-old veteran actor Mathias Wieman , Erotikon - Carousel of Passions was his last German film.
Reviews
"A young Slovenian director, former assistant to Claude Chabrol, is responsible for the pseudo-profound, involuntarily comical German film that aims to portray the hopelessness of modern love."