Tales of The Kama Sutra: The Perfumed Garden

Synopsis

Perfumed Garden is a 2000 film directed by Ivan Baccarat that explores the sensual and mysterious world of desire and passion. The story takes place in a lush garden where love blossoms in all its forms, from physical to spiritual. Through the intertwined lives of the characters, the movie delves into themes of intimacy, temptation, and the delicate balance between pleasure and pain. As secrets are unveiled and desires are laid bare, the characters navigate a landscape of desire that blurs the line between reality and fantasy. Perfumed Garden weaves a tapestry of emotions, where love and lust collide in a visually stunning and emotionally rich cinematic experience.

Cast

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  Ivan Baccarat

  Michael

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  Amy Lindsay

  Lisa

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  Rajeshwari Sachdev

  Lochani / Loni (as Rajeshwaree)

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  Kim Dawson

  Sally

• Gigi St. Blaque

  Abhisarika

• Kip King

  Daerco

Reviews

Perfumed Garden has received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its visually captivating scenes and exploration of sensuality, while others criticized its lack of depth and coherence. Rotten Tomatoes described the film as 'an enchanting visual feast for the senses, but falls short in its storytelling' with a rating of 3.5/10. IMDb users have expressed similar sentiments, with many pointing out the film's beautiful aesthetics but ultimately feeling disconnected from the characters and storyline. Metacritic's review highlighted the film's bold approach to portraying desire and passion but noted that it may not resonate with all audiences. Despite its shortcomings, Perfumed Garden has garnered a cult following among fans of art house cinema and those who appreciate its unconventional take on love and lust.