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The House of Meat is an Italian masterpiece of eroticism directed by Aureliano Grimalti, adapted from the classic erotic literature of Marquis de Sade. O Niang Story". The story revolves around Madame de Saint-Ange's mission to take care of Lucini, the innocent and emotionally vulnerable daughter of the Marquis de Domans, at the Château Duca

The film explores the themes of desire and complex human nature by showing the protagonist's experience. As a key character, Lady St. Angie is involved in a series of moving emotional entanglements. Her arrival is not only to take care of Lucini, but also triggers the emergence of various desires in Duka Manor.

The Marquis of Domans is a young and famous anthropologist widely admired for his wit and charm, but also for his Known for homosexuality. Mrs. St. Angie is quickly drawn to his charms and drawn into a world of sensuality and complex emotions. In this world, desire and emotion are intertwined, challenging everyone's moral and ethical concepts.

While "House of Meat" explores desire and complex human nature, it also arouses the audience's thinking about moral concepts and sexual liberation. The film shows the expression and liberation of sex in a bold and traditional way, presenting the deep-seated desire of human nature. It makes the audience face their innermost desires and impulses, triggering reflections on individual freedom and social norms.