Oniris: I sogni erotici di Silvia is a 2007 Italian film directed by Enrico Bernard, marking the film debut of Silvia Rocca, sister of actress Stefania Rocca. Loosely based on Arthur Schnitzler’s novella Die Braut, the film explores the inner conflict of a young woman torn between a conventional life and the temptation to indulge in her erotic fantasies. Through a series of dreamlike sequences, the protagonist embarks on a sensual journey that reflects her deepest desires.
Before the opening credits, Silvia Rocca is posing for a photographer. The actress is wearing a very low-cut black dress and hold-up stockings. Six minutes into the film, Silvia Rocca emerges naked from a wardrobe. She is topless, wearing only panties, suspenders, and stockings. Immediately afterwards, we see her walking down a corridor and taking off her clothes. This time she is wearing a black top and a pair of jeans. Silvia takes off her top and shoes, then finishes undressing in the bathroom, where she is wearing a transparent babydoll. At the ninth minute, the actress is lying on the bed wearing only a thong. When she gets up, she grabs a lighter and uses it to light the candles on an antique chandelier. Later, Silvia is back in bed. She is sleeping, but it is a restless sleep and she tosses and turns under the covers. At the eighteenth minute, we admire Silvia Rocca naked in the bathtub. At the 30th minute, the woman is tied up and gagged. Her doppelgänger runs a knife blade over her body. Two minutes later, Silvia is standing in front of the bathroom mirror, wearing white panties and a tank top. She is covered in (fake) blood and is washing it off. To make things easier, she takes off her tank top and remains topless. In the next scene, the woman is lying naked on the bed, fidgeting in the light of some candles. At the forty-third minute, Silvia delights us with a striptease while her doppelgänger watches her from an armchair. At the fifty-fifth minute, we see Silvia Rocca naked for the last time, when she gets out of bed and goes to take a shower.
Before the opening credits, Silvia Rocca is posing for a photographer. The actress is wearing a very low-cut black dress and hold-up stockings. Six minutes into the film, Silvia Rocca emerges naked from a wardrobe. She is topless, wearing only panties, suspenders, and stockings. Immediately afterwards, we see her walking down a corridor and taking off her clothes. This time she is wearing a black top and a pair of jeans. Silvia takes off her top and shoes, then finishes undressing in the bathroom, where she is wearing a transparent babydoll. At the ninth minute, the actress is lying on the bed wearing only a thong. When she gets up, she grabs a lighter and uses it to light the candles on an antique chandelier. Later, Silvia is back in bed. She is sleeping, but it is a restless sleep and she tosses and turns under the covers. At the eighteenth minute, we admire Silvia Rocca naked in the bathtub. At the 30th minute, the woman is tied up and gagged. Her doppelgänger runs a knife blade over her body. Two minutes later, Silvia is standing in front of the bathroom mirror, wearing white panties and a tank top. She is covered in (fake) blood and is washing it off. To make things easier, she takes off her tank top and remains topless. In the next scene, the woman is lying naked on the bed, fidgeting in the light of some candles. At the forty-third minute, Silvia delights us with a striptease while her doppelgänger watches her from an armchair. At the fifty-fifth minute, we see Silvia Rocca naked for the last time, when she gets out of bed and goes to take a shower.
