Carole (Carole Bouquet), a passionate woman alienated from Western society, falsely denounces her neighbors as terrorists to attract attention. This act leads her to be committed to a psychiatric hospital, a symbol of a society that stifles all forms of rebellion. Through hallucinatory sequences and a fragmented narrative, the film explores her mental state and social repression.
At the beginning of the film Carole Bouquet totally naked walks around the bedroom and sits at the desk. At one point she gets up and kneels on the floor next to a naked man lying in bed . In the seventeenth minute Carole washes herself in a bathtub with the help of a nurse, who holds her hair. In the 42nd minute Ida Di Benedetto is lying on the floor topless in a short sequence. At the sixty-sixth minute we review a beautiful full-frontal nude of Carole Bouquet as she changes clothes.
At the beginning of the film Carole Bouquet totally naked walks around the bedroom and sits at the desk. At one point she gets up and kneels on the floor next to a naked man lying in bed . In the seventeenth minute Carole washes herself in a bathtub with the help of a nurse, who holds her hair. In the 42nd minute Ida Di Benedetto is lying on the floor topless in a short sequence. At the sixty-sixth minute we review a beautiful full-frontal nude of Carole Bouquet as she changes clothes.
