Scene from Trasgredire (2000)
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Actresses in this Scene
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Alternate Names: Julija Majarčuk, Yulia Mayarchuk, ユリヤ・マヤーチャック, یولیا مایارچوک
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Full Biography
Yuliya Mayarchuk (Ukrainian: Ю́лія Маярчу́к), born April 20, 1977 in Mykolaiv, Ukraine (when it was part of the Soviet Union), is a Ukrainian actress.
She had the lead role in the 2000 movie Trasgredire by Tinto Brass.
About the Movie: Trasgredire (2000)
Alternative Title: Carla, bella y puttana, Playboys, Transgressing, Cheeky, Tra(sgre)dire, Lola 2 - Trasgredire, Kiskirtma, Cheeky!, Transgressions
Director: Tinto Brass
Writer: Tinto Brass, Carla Cipriani, Nicolaj Pennestri, Silvia Rossi, Massimiliano Zanin
Production & Genre
Producer(s): Executive Producer: Massimo Ferrero, Pino Gargiulo
Producer: Giuseppe Gargiulo
Companies: N/A
Genre: Erotic Film
Keywords
Keywords: adultery, italian, seduction, voyeur, erotic movie, exhibitionist
Story
Trasgredire (2000) follows Carla Borin, a Venetian woman who moves to London in search of an apartment to share with her boyfriend Matteo. She meets Moira, a lesbian real estate agent, and rents a large apartment. Upon discovering letters and pictures from Carla's former lover Bernard in Venice, Matteo becomes jealous and ends their relationship over the phone. Feeling upset and betrayed, Carla engages in a brief affair with Moira and has sex with an acquaintance at a party. When Matteo arrives in London, he realizes that his desire for Carla outweighs his jealousy, and they reconcile despite her recent transgressions.
Summary
Trasgredire is a 2000 erotic film directed by Tinto Brass, set against the backdrop of London's vibrant yet decadent scene. The movie explores themes of jealousy, betrayal, and desire through the character of Carla Borin, whose amoral behavior is driven by her emotional turmoil following Matteo's abandonment. The film is notable for its explicit content and exploration of sexual fluidity, as seen in Carla's affair with Moira.