A writer is commissioned to write an erotic book and starts to see perverted ghosts in the house he has rented. His journey goes deeper as he is lead into all the lustful and perverted secrets that dwell within.
A glamorous brothel in Nazi-occupied Paris becomes a popular attraction for the SS Officers, but the beautiful prostitutes within the compound are not what they appear to be. The girls are actually working for the Resistance, gathering data from their unsuspecting German clients and forwarding it to the Allies.
A lord’s fortune is threatened if he can’t stop his young niece from gambling it away.
A sort of La Ronde of talking sex organs. Patricia passes it on to Charles and it spreads outwards from there, though a lot if this is implied. Gwenda Farnel is Jackie, Charles’ wife. She orders the butler to have sex with her when Charles is out with Patricia and then, to the butler’s relief, leaves her husband. Charles’ talking cock puts off one woman (unlisted blonde) whom he tries to chat up on a park bench, but amuses Danièle Troeger who seems to be an English tourist who asks him directions. Even a woman TV presenter seems to catch the affliction.
Gina enrolls in a (small) school for young women run by Madame Claude. In addition to ballet performances, etiquette and archery lessons, there are also classes with a distinctly sexual focus. The establishment turns out to be a brothel for the nobility, who can live out their fantasies with the students there.
