Valerie and Her Week of Wonders is a surrealist tale set in a small village in an unspecified time and place. The movie follows Valerie, a young woman who is coming of age and experiencing all the challenges that come with it. Valerie goes through a transformation when she puts on a pair of magic earrings that seem to change her perceptions of the world around her.
As she tries to make sense of her new reality, Valerie meets a number of strange and mysterious characters. In particular, she is pursued by the lecherous priest Gracian, who seems to be both obsessed with and afraid of Valerie's new-found powers.
Valerie also encounters a number of otherworldly creatures, including a vampire-like stranger who visits her in her dreams, and a group of carnival performers who seem to have a magical hold over the villagers.
As the week progresses, Valerie becomes more and more immersed in a strange and dreamlike world. She struggles to distinguish between reality and fantasy, and must confront the darker aspects of her own desires and fears.
Valerie and Her Week of Wonders is a visually stunning film that blurs the lines between reality and imagination. It explores themes of sexual awakening, social oppression, and the power of the imagination to shape our perceptions of the world around us. The film's dreamlike quality and haunting imagery have earned it a cult following among fans of surrealist cinema.