Le Lit D'elodie (1983) - Jean-Luc Brunet

Plot:
Elodie leaves her husband Laurent when she discovers he has a mistress (Olivia Flores). She gets drunk in a bar and shares a bottle with a wino (Yves Callas) in the street. they have sex over the top of some rubbish bins. She then goes to her sister's place and interrupts her (Cathy Stewart) in bed with her boyfriend, christophe. They go off to stay with their father (Jacques Marbeuf) in the country. He has a very obliging maid, Hélène, and a shy young man, Guillaume, is staying with him - the relationship is not clear. Guillaume becomes infatuated with Elodie. The maid's boyfriend is Jean-Pierre Armand. Cathy meets him and Alain Lyle in the street and arranges a date with Alain. They have sex in the car and Jean-Pierre watches and joins in having just left Hélène in his bed. guillaume spies on Christine and later deliberately opens a shutter in the night to make a noise that will draw her downstaris in the empty house. They have sex in the darkened lounge when she investigates. But Elodie returns to Laurent who has been phoning roudn to discover where she has gone.

Le Fruit Défendu (1983) - Jean-Luc Brunet

IMDB:
underdeveloped sex drama
22 January 2003 | by Stefan Kahrs (Canterbury, England)

Most pornographic films just contain wall-to-wall sex with very little plot to hold things together or even to explain the frequent intercourse. This film is different, because it follows a dramatic story (about a man who lost his wife in an accident who now finds it difficult to relate to other women) and even 'sacrifices' sex scenes for plot development.

This is all well-intended but the execution falls short on too many levels: acting, production values, writing.

Alban Ceray (who plays the lead character Milton) has shown in the past that he can handle comedic acting, but this requires dramatic, even melodramatic aptitude, and he seems at a loss of what to do. Yves Callas fares a bit better, but Yoko is completely out of her depth.