This is a rental copy. There is peeling on the upper right of the jacket. There are no issues with playback. Price reductions are not possible. "La Pirate ('84 France)" Jane Birkin / Maruschka Detmers / Jacques Doillon ―――The reason why Jane Birkin, a woman who captivates and steals everything, is loved by both men and women. A work full of charm! [Contents] Directed by Jacques Doillon of "Ponette." Filmed by Bruno Nuytten of "Possession" and "Camille Claudel" (directed work). The lead actress is Jane Birkin, who is still a fashion icon and whose charity concerts after the Great East Japan Earthquake have garnered support, admiration, and support from many people. Maruschka Detmers, who exuded overflowing sex appeal in Godard's "First Name: Carmen," plays the role of her ex-lover. Jane's real brother, Andrew, plays the husband, and the whole film is imbued with languor and sex appeal, a work that pierces the heart. Jane Birkin, wearing a white shirt and walking with the sound of high heels, exudes an androgynous yet erotic charm. What kind of ending will the passions of men and women surrounding one woman lead to? The bed scene between Jane Birkin and Detmers is a masterpiece among French films, with beauty and transience intertwined. The stylish visual power, which doesn't feel like a film from nearly 30 years ago, is a must-see. Carole and a mysterious girl await the return of Alma, her ex-lover. Alma, who has returned to her husband Andrew, finds Carole waiting for her and shares a passionate kiss. Carole cannot give up Alma and comes to take her. The two escape from Andrew and make love passionately in a Paris hotel... A man calling himself "NO.5" appears, commissioned by Andrew to search for them, and pursues the two women and the girl who are lovers. Before long, the husband, the lover, the girl, and even the detective—everyone wants to "possess" Alma. A fierce pursuit of love begins, surrounding Alma, who stirs up the hearts of the four... [Work Information] Original work: Director: Jacques Doillon Screenplay: Jacques Doillon Photography: Bruno Nuytten Music: Philippe Sarde Cast: Jane Birkin / Maruschka Detmers / Philippe Léotard / Andrew Birkin / Laure Marsac