Justine: A Matter of Innocence

Synopsis

Justine: A Matter of Innocence is a 1980 drama film that explores the intricate and often conflicting themes of innocence, desire, and morality. The story follows Justine, played by Hillary Summers, as she navigates a world filled with complex relationships and moral dilemmas. Set against a backdrop that combines both sensuality and psychological depth, the film takes a raw and sometimes controversial look at human behavior and societal norms. Through its evocative narrative and character-driven plot, Justine delves into the challenges of maintaining innocence in a world rife with temptation and corruption, ultimately questioning the nature of purity and guilt.

Cast

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  Hillary Summers

  Justine Cates

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  C. Ashley Moore

  Steven Cates

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  Vanessa del Rio

  Claudia Kendall

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  Merle Michaels

  Lynn (Black Lingerie)

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  Christie Ford

  Laurie (Red Lingerie)

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  Christine DeShaffer

  Michelle the Maid

Reviews

Justine: A Matter of Innocence has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 5.1/10, reflecting a divided response. Some viewers appreciated the film's ambitious exploration of controversial themes and praised Hillary Summers' committed performance. Critics have noted the film's atmospheric cinematography and its attempt to delve into complex psychological issues, which some consider a bold artistic choice. However, many reviews also highlight pacing issues and a narrative that can feel disjointed or difficult to follow. The film's explicit content and mature themes led to polarized opinions—some viewing it as a compelling drama while others saw it as exploitative. Mainstream review aggregators such as Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic do not have extensive data on this title, indicating the movie's niche status and limited release. Overall, Justine is regarded as a film that might appeal to viewers interested in 1980s European-style adult dramas but may challenge or alienate others with its tone and subject matter.

See also

Avengers: Infinity War

Joker

Finding Nemo

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest