Gestapo's Last Orgy is an Italian exploitation film from 1977 directed by Cesare Canevari and starring Adriano Micantoni, Daniela Poggi, and Maristella Greco. The film is a fictionalized account of life in a Nazi concentration camp designed specifically for female Jewish prisoners. The camp is run as a brothel, with the women forced to entertain German officers and troops going into battle.
The film follows Lise Cohen, a Jewish woman who is captured by the Gestapo and taken to the camp. There, she is subjected to cruel and sadistic experiments by the camp's commandant, Starker, who becomes frustrated when Lise shows no fear. Despite this, Lise refuses to break, and instead, she begins to play Starker's game and use her sexuality to her advantage.
As the film progresses, Lise witnesses and experiences numerous atrocities at the camp, including rape, torture, and murder. However, she refuses to let these experiences break her spirit and maintains her resolve to survive.
Overall, Gestapo's Last Orgy is a disturbing and graphic portrayal of life in a Nazi concentration camp. While the film has been criticized for its exploitation of the Holocaust, it remains a notable example of the Italian exploitation genre and its use of sexualized violence to shock and titillate audiences.
