Maid in Sweden is a 1971 Swedish film that follows the story of Inga, a young and innocent schoolgirl who travels to Stockholm to visit her older sister Ulla. However, when arriving at her sister's apartment, Inga is surprised to find out that Ulla is living with her boyfriend, Casten. Inga finds herself feeling increasingly attracted to Casten, who is more than happy to indulge her desires.
Inga ends up moving in with her sister and Casten, becoming a housemaid and allowing herself to explore her newfound sexual desires. Casten takes advantage of Inga's naivety and seduces her, leading to a tumultuous love triangle between the three of them.
As Inga becomes more involved with Casten, she also becomes more aware of her own sexuality and the power she holds over men. Eventually, she realizes that Casten is only using her for his own pleasure, and she decides to leave the toxic relationship behind.
The film was controversial and considered scandalous at the time of its release due to its explicit sexual content and promotion of sexual liberation. It was also criticized for its portrayal of Inga as a passive and submissive character in her relationships with men. Despite its controversies, Maid in Sweden remains a cult classic and a landmark film in Swedish cinema.