The latest from Italian
director Tinto Brass, known for his erotic films, comes in the
form of a story first dreamt up as a screenplay in 1972 and now
on bookshelves as the novel Madame Pipì (Madam Pee), written
with his partner, psychoanalyst Caterina Varzi.
The novel tells the story of 40-year-old Antoinette, a
restroom attendant in a Paris restaurant, and Francois, a
30-year-old director of a psychiatric hospital, and the perverse
relationship that forms between the two, eventually involving
Antoinette's mildly autistic son in a key role.
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