在大学教授法文的亨博特（James Mason 詹姆斯•梅森 饰）少年时期曾有一段刻骨铭心的经历，当年的初恋情人不幸夭亡，令他此去经年依旧对那些充满青春气息的少女有着别样情感。因工作之需，亨博特寻找住房，因此结识了寡妇夏洛特（Shelley Winters谢利•温特斯 饰）及其妖精一般的女儿洛丽塔（Sue Lyon 休•莱昂 饰）。夏洛特迷上了这位儒雅庄重的大学教师，一心与之交往；而亨博特却迷恋上了青春逼人的洛丽塔，为了和这个精灵长相厮守，甚至违心与夏洛特结婚。他将对洛丽塔的情感全部写进日记，...

在大学教授法文的亨博特（James Mason 詹姆斯•梅森 饰）少年时期曾有一段刻骨铭心的经历，当年的初恋情人不幸夭亡，令他此去经年依旧对那些充满青春气息的少女有着别样情感。 　　因工作之需，亨博特寻找住房，因此结识了寡妇夏洛特（Shelley Winters谢利•温特斯 饰）及其妖精一般的女儿洛丽塔（Sue Lyon 休•莱昂 饰）。夏洛特迷上了这位儒雅庄重的大学教师，一心与之交往；而亨博特却迷恋上了青春逼人的洛丽塔，为了和这个精灵长相厮守，甚至违心与夏洛特结婚。他将对洛丽塔的情感全部写进日记，锁入抽屉。直到某天夏洛特打开了潘多拉宝盒，他们的命运从此改变…… 　　本片根据作家纳博科夫同名小说改编。

十几岁的洛丽塔勾引她接触到的每一个人，包括她的父亲。

一个变态狂有一个喜欢偷窥女性隐私的爱好，在附近的一个小山村。佩特拉是他的受害者之一，他爱上疯狂。其结果是压倒性的关系充满了对她的过去可耻的背景。情色场面高电位接连不断......佩特拉一个感性和不羁.........

一个变态狂有一个喜欢偷窥女性隐私的爱好，在附近的一个小山村。佩特拉是他的受害者之一，他爱上疯狂。其结果是压倒性的关系充满了对她的过去可耻的背景。情色场面高电位接连不断......佩特拉一个感性和不羁.........

A manufacturer from Milan goes on vacation with his wife Clara and his teenage daughter. In the same hotel stays Fabio Lorenzi, a writer without inspiration and with a depressive crisis, who years before had been Clara's lover.

A modern Russian interpretation of Vladimir Nabokov's novel, "Lolita," where single mother, Olga, and her bratty fourteen year old daughter, Alisa, are desperate for money. They decide to rent out a room to writer, Gennardy. Jealous of her mother's affection toward the writer, the preteen decides to seduce him ending with a surprising twist.

As the Islamic Republic took power, morality squads staged arbitrary raids in Tehran and as fundamentalists seized hold of the universities, the women in Nafisi’s living room, whose rights had been systematically removed, risked everything to find a safe space to remove their veils and speak their minds. Despite the grave danger they are in, they find hope as their stories intertwine with the novels they are reading: ‘Lolita,’ ‘The Great Gatsby,’ ‘Daisy Miller’ and ‘Pride and Prejudice’; here they speak about their own dreams, and wonder if the only way to achieve freedom will be to leave the home they still love.

As the Islamic Republic took power, morality squads staged arbitrary raids in Tehran and as fundamentalists seized hold of the universities, the women in Nafisi’s living room, whose rights had been systematically removed, risked everything to find a safe space to remove their veils and speak their minds. Despite the grave danger they are in, they find hope as their stories intertwine with the novels they are reading: ‘Lolita,’ ‘The Great Gatsby,’ ‘Daisy Miller’ and ‘Pride and Prejudice’; here they speak about their own dreams, and wonder if the only way to achieve freedom will be to leave the home they still love.