“eden and after” can be divided into three sections by location: eden, a factory just outside eden and a coastal middle-eastern region which dominates the film’s second half. eden is a combination nightclub, playpen, piet mondrian installation, and house of mirrors. those outside of eden speculate about the hedonism and crime that goes on within, while the jaded sensualists that haunt the place act out the creative rumors from sheer boredom. they live a life free from responsibility, emotion and truth, occupying most of their time with word association, exotic role-playing games, hallucinogeni…
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Eden and After
Overview
A group of French students are drawn into the psychological and sexual games of a mysterious man called Duchemin. Once they sample his "fear powder" the students experience a series of hallucinations.
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Release date
20/04/1970
Votes
60
Popularity
1.5
Catherine Jourdan
Violette
Pierre Zimmer
Duchemin
Lorraine Rainer
Marie-Eve
Richard Leduc
Marc-Antoine
Sylvain Corthay
Robert
Juraj Kukura
Boris
Jarmila Koleničová
Sonia
Catherine Robbe-Grillet
Foolish Woman
Ľudovít Kroner
Franc
Eva Lutherová
Violette's look-a-like
František Gervai
Professor
Marián Sotník
Student
Dušan Jamrich
Jean-Pierre
Peter Opálený
Student
Štefánia Minárová
Girl in Black
Ladislav Učník
Student
Ivan Romančík
Man with a Guitar
Vladimír Bartoň
Student
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Yikes, talk about self-indulgent. It does start off quite frighteningly as a girl is ambushed in an office by a group of colleagues and stripped on what looks like a sacrificial table! Then we discover that it's nothing more than a bunch of bored and wired students who have nothing better to do than play their own version of psycho-cleudo. Then they encounter the enigmatic "Duchemin" (Pierre Zimmer) who regales them with stories of his time in North Africa and of a special powder that could change their lives for ever. Gullible as they are, off we head to some beautifully pristine Tunisian sea…
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