Female Perversions (film)
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The book Female Perversions by Louise Kaplan was the basis for a 1996 German film with the same title by Susan Streitfeld.
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- Eva Stephens (Tilda Swinton), a beautiful and sexy high-powered attorney, is up for appointment as a judge. But below her veneer of self-confidence lies a darker side, one in which she is driven by bizarre visions and sexual fantasies. After a series of events, including rescuing her sister Madelyn (Amy Madigan) after her arrest for shoplifting, being rejected by her lover John (Clancy Brown) during a surprise visit, and finally, meeting with the Governor regarding her judical appointment, Eve comes unraveled. In a stunning and climatic conclusion, Eve is forced to confront her fears and, more importantly, herself.
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