Emmanuelle II is a 1975 French film directed by Francis Giacobetti and written by Bob Elia and Emmanuelle Arsan. The film is a sequel to the 1974 erotic film Emmanuelle and stars Sylvia Kristel as Emmanuelle.
The film follows Emmanuelle as she returns to her husband Jean, who is working in Hong Kong. Upon her arrival, she is informed that Jean has taken a lover, the beautiful and mysterious Ariane. Emmanuelle is intrigued by Ariane and begins to explore her own desires through a series of sexual encounters with various men and women, including a handsome young gigolo named Christopher and a seductive American guest named Bee.
Throughout the film, Emmanuelle and Jean maintain an open marriage, with each partner free to pursue their own sexual desires. The film explores themes of sexual liberation and freedom, as Emmanuelle learns to embrace her own desires and push the boundaries of conventional relationships.
Emmanuelle II features explicit sexual content, including scenes of nudity, masturbation, and group sex. The film was widely controversial upon its release and remains a landmark of erotic cinema.
