Sir Stephen shares O with two other men of his acquaintance, one simply known as "the commander" and the other a young man named Ivan. O reveals her BDSM lifestyle and describes her stay at Roissy to Jacqueline, who is initially repulsed and disbelieving. Jacqueline moves into O's flat, and is seduced by her.
While at first resistant to getting Jacqueline to go to Roissy, O eventually agrees. Sir Stephen tells O that René is in love with Jacqueline, and that O must seduce her and get her to undergo training at Roissy. O's visit concludes with having rings pierced into her labia at the request of Sir Stephen, and receiving a brand with his initials.
While Sir Stephen proves to be a more severe and strict master than René, O soon believes he is in love with her.Īt Sir Stephen's direction, O is sent to an all-female country house in Samois, run by a woman named Anne-Marie, where she undergoes further beatings and training in submission. René introduces O to his much older step-brother, Sir Stephen, and the two men share O, as René wishes O to learn to obey and serve someone whom she does not love. O meets a vain model named Jacqueline, whom she photographs and grows enamored with. She leaves Roissy wearing an iron ring as a sign of her initiation and indicator to men in the society that she is a sex slave. It stars Corinne Cléry and Udo Kier.Ī sequel titled Story of O: Chapter 2 was released in 1984.Ī young woman fashion photographer, known only as O, is taken by her lover René to Château Roissy, where she is subject to various sexual and sadomasochistic acts as part of her training to serve the members of the club.Īt various times, she is stripped, blindfolded, chained, whipped, made to wear increasingly large plugs to widen her anus, pierced, branded on one of her buttocks, made to wear a bird mask, and taught to be constantly available for oral, vaginal, and anal intercourse. Story of O (French: Histoire d'O, IPA: ) is a 1975 erotic drama film directed by Just Jaeckin from a screenplay by Sébastien Japrisot, based on the 1954 novel of the same name by Pauline Réage.
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