All language subtitles for Porno Esotic Love

(energetic Afro-Latin music)

- Iris.

Iris.

(mellow, sensual music)

Iris.

(sings in foreign language)

(telephone ringing)

Hello?

Hello?

Yes?

Is that you, Iris?

Please, talk to me.

(dramatic music)

Iris, what have you done?

(footsteps approaching)

- How come our founder,

our all powerful Counselor,

decided to dispatch you to
Hong Kong for this operation?

- Actually, I don't know.

Although, I believe he trusts me.

Incidentally, I'm not sure he trusts you.

- Really?
- Yes, I'm sure of it.

That's why I was sent.

I believe you were
hoping to work with Iris.

- That would've been very nice.

Listen, did you hear about
what happened to my wife?

- No, I prefer not to hear.
- Whatever you say.

Ah, here's our taxi.

Shall we go?

- You're always in a hurry, aren't you?

- No reason just to
stand around. Let's go.

I arranged a meeting,
tomorrow, 10:00 am.

You'll have to go.

- [Eva] Alone?

- Here's all the information you'll need.

And remember that the
important person is the woman.

She makes the decisions.

Besides, she isn't interested in men.

I'm sure you can manipulate
her very smoothly.

- I suppose that's why I'm being sent.

- Yes, partly,

but I'm sure it should
be very amusing for you.

If there's anything you're not sure about,

I'll be in the apartment
next door. Bye-bye.

(bright, upbeat music)

There you are, Eva.

That's your car as long as you're

in Hong Kong. Boss' orders.

- Allow me.

- It's very comfortable.

Would you explain the instruments?

- Yes, that's the ignition.

Those are the lights, and
that's the turning signal.

- What's this?

(cars honking)
(car engine revving)

(crowd murmuring)

- Hurry up, Frank, quick.

- [Frank] It's all ready, Elizabeth.

- Frank, do you remember Helen Powell,

that American journalist?
- Sure, that blonde.

- She's a troublemaker.

Apparently, she's in Hong Kong,
looking for local color.

She poked around here,
then went to Hong Kong.

When the Counselor finds out,
he'll be furious.

He doesn't like people
poking into his affairs.

And I don't like them
poking into mine,

with certain exceptions,
and you are one of them.

(soft, sensual music)

(door closes)

- One of the runners gave me this.

It's from the Counselor.

He says that Helen Powell is in town,

asking a lot of questions.

I think he wonders why I
haven't simply stopped her

on the street and asked her

if she has any special
interest in the heroin traffic.

- And what am I supposed to do?

- The Counselor says

to keep an eye on her
while he tries to find out

if she really is a reporter
for the New York Times.

- Then what?

- Well, you see,

I was thinking that I
might introduce you to her

and that you, well, you know,

she's much more likely
to confide in a woman.

(upbeat music)

- The water is marvelous.

Why don't you go in for a dip, Iris?

- No thanks, I don't really feel like it.

- The trouble with you is

that you never feel like doing anything.

Why don't you just relax a bit?

You're all wound up like a watch spring.

At least you're enjoying this
little holiday, aren't you?

- You bet I am.

You don't know how much it means to me

to have a few days vacation.

When the Counselor gives
me the keys of his cottage

and tells me very sweetly
to "run along, little pet,

and have a few days rest,"
then I know he needs me.

- What for, to make a delivery?

- Yeah.

- You know, I've always wondered, Iris,

just how did you get into this business?

I mean, well, why did you begin?

After all, you had a job, didn't you?

- Well, you get into it
without even realizing it.

You see, I loved Steve,

and he was crying when he asked me.

He said if I loved him, I'd do it.

- You've seen the way he
behaves with the Counselor.

He says he owes him that respect

because he saved him from the
streets when he was a boy.

He says the Counselor was a father to him.

- How can you say no to your
husband if you love him?

What a rat.

- Then to be on the safe side,

to have me completely loyal,
he encouraged me to take drugs.

He began, half-joking, saying

I would see new worlds,
experience sensations

I could have no other way.

And once you're in, there's no way out.

(lively music)

- Eva.

I'd like you to meet Helen Powell.

Helen is the famous reporter
from the New York Times.

- How do you do?
- Nice to know you.

- She says that she's dying
to see that number you do.

- I've heard it's extraordinary.

- Steve talks a lot,

and you shouldn't listen
to everything he says.

I propose that you ignore him.

Wouldn't you prefer to cool
off and have a swim with me?

- I'd love to, but I didn't
bring a bathing suit.

- I'll lend you one of mine.
Come on.

- Hey.
- Anything wrong?

- It's not very considerate of you girls

to abandon me in a foreign country.

I'll get back at you. So long.

- Goodbye.

(gentle music)

- This looks about your size.
- Try it on.

(gentle music)

In here.

(slow, sensual funk music)

- I feel as if something
strange is happening.

I wouldn't have thought
it was so exciting.

- Love between two women is beautiful.

- Yes, but I was brought up very strictly.

Once, my father caught me playing
with one of my girlfriends.

We were only fooling around,

but he locked me up for a month.

- Now you can choose for yourself.

You can make any decision you wish to.

- I've already made it.
- Then you're not leaving.

- No, I must complete this investigation,

and nobody else can finish it.

- It won't ruin everything.

If you stay on another day or
two, I'm sure it's all right.

Why throw away happiness
just when you've found it?

(car engine revs)

Listen carefully, Helen.

If you want to leave,
you're free to do so,

but I'm involved, as well.

And I'm accustomed to putting
up a pretty tough battle

before I'll ever admit defeat.

I suppose you've already
bought your plane ticket.

- What are you doing, Eva?

(gentle music)

Tell me more about Iris.

- Iris was a tiny,
defenseless, little creature.

Everyone, including her husband,

thought her as just a pretty object.

And that was why she kept taking drugs.

- Careful, you're on dangerous ground.

Drugs are a very hot subject

and you might get your fingers burnt.

- I don't care.

Actually, I wish you'd
publish everything I say.

It's the only way I know to get even

for all the awful things they did to Iris.

(lively music)

(woman moaning)

(lively music)

(Iris moaning)

(lively music)

- The Counselor has sent for you.

- Uh-huh.

- He's invited you to a party,

and you better not keep him waiting.

- And who's gonna do my number?

- Don't be a fool, Iris.

For one evening they can
get along without you here.

(lively music)

Iris, listen, use your head for a second.

You know he always provides
you with a little something.

- Oh, I'm so bored with that number.

Hi, Steve.

Anything I can do for you?
- No, Eva.

Iris is refusing to visit the Counselor.

What's wrong with you tonight, darling?

You know I have to get
the plane for Hong Kong.

Eva, tell her to stop being so stubborn.

You're my wife, aren't you?

I'm thinking of your own good.

- You shit.

- To tell the truth, you've
taken your own sweet time

about becoming a protective
husband, haven't you?

- Perhaps I have,

but that's no reason for
you to start moralizing.

This time I have to unload
a major consignment,

and I may make enough to
get out of the business.

You'll see, Iris.

We could begin everything all over again.

- Don't worry, Steve, I'll go.

I wouldn't want to get you into hot water.

Your master might lose
his temper with you.

- Listen, if you don't mind,

let's invite Eva along, too.

The Counselor's been asking me

to invite Eva over to his
place to meet her for ages.

You interested?

- Sounds great.

Why not?

- Tell me about this Counselor.

What kind of a person is he?

- He directs the traffic.

He's enormously wealthy.

- And where does Elizabeth fit in?

She's his woman, his
favorite and his liaison

with the various couriers.

- Excuse my curiosity,

but tell me, how do you
feel about Elizabeth?

- I have to admit she's a beautiful woman.

- What I meant was, is
there anything between you?

- Just a little kidding around.

Iris was the one I loved.

For example, on that evening
when the Counselor invited us

to his villa...

(gentle music)

(telephone ringing)

- Yeah, all right.

Here they come.

(slow, sensual music)

- And you, I presume, are the famous Eva.

- Not really famous.

- I've heard a great deal of talk

about your number.

I must say, it sounds very interesting.

And one of these days
I'll make a point of going

to have a look at you.

And I must admit,

you're much prettier
than Steve's description.

How are you, my pet?

Well, what are you waiting for?

Hurry up, or you'll miss your plane.

Elizabeth.
- Yes.

- I want you to take care of Eva.

- Of course.

- I have to have a little talk with Iris.

A little closer, dear.

Well, get on with it.

What are you waiting for?

It's not as if it were the first time.

And don't forget that afterwards as usual,

the Counselor will be generous
with his little chick.

(slow, sensual music)

(slow, sensual music)

- But aren't you frightened?

Isn't that snake dangerous?

- Oh no, he's less
dangerous than most men are.

- Yes, that's true, that's true.

Usually, men are so
egotistical and presumptuous,

and they're always so jealous
when they think you belong

to one of them.

How did you manage to get
away on your own this evening?

Tell me, Eva.

- For me, men don't exist.

I mean it. If a man
ever began to exist for me,

I'd feed him to the snake.

- You're very lucky, Eva,

to be able to have complete
liberty with yourself.

You know, in that respect,
I'm far behind you,

even though, and this is one
thing I thank heaven for,

the person I belong to
prefers other girls.

- What smooth skin.

(slow, sensual music)

(slow, sensual music)

(man sighs)

- It's funny that you
bring drugs into Hong Kong.

I thought this city was one of the places

where they came from.

- Yes, you're not the
only one who thinks that.

The fact is, our drugs make
such a complicated journey,

that not even the Counselor
knows the whole itinerary.

- A very high-powered organization.

Although I can see
what use they could make

of someone like Iris-- a drug
addict isn't very reliable.

- As a matter of fact, Iris
had been kept on the sidelines

for some time.

The Counselor said we
couldn't trust her anymore.

Sometimes I think that
those last few doses

they gave her were poison, not heroin.

- Go on, tell me about you and Elizabeth.

- Oh, here's Elizabeth.

I get it.

My holiday's over,

and maybe it's not just
the Counselor's idea.

- Hi, there.

These trips exhaust me.

I really need a strong cup of coffee.

The Counselor says that

he wants to see you, Iris.
Steve telephoned.

- Oh, you're not gonna send me

to Hong Kong right now, are you?

I was promised I would
never have to go back there.

You know I don't like working with Steve.

- It's no use blaming me,

because I don't make the decisions.

I can assure you, I have
no idea why he wants you.

But he said immediately,

and I don't advise you
to keep him waiting.

- To hear is to obey. So the party's over.

- Okay, I'm really sorry
to have to leave you, Eva.

- Yes, it was nice here.

I'll go with you.

- Oh, no, please stay and
keep me company.

I really do need a proper rest.

A whole day of peace and
quiet on the beach with you.

Besides, Frank can look after Iris.

- It's time I left.

- But Iris doesn't mind
if you stay here with me.

Isn't that right, Iris?

You don't mind.

- No, of course not.

Besides, it's me the Counselor wants.

(upbeat music)

- I can't understand all this fuss

over a trip you've already
made dozens of times.

Of course, I realize that
everything between you

and Steve is finished.

Hong Kong is a fascinating city,

and once you've delivered the
merchandise, take a vacation.

I've already booked your seat on the plane

that leaves tomorrow evening.

Steve will be waiting for you.

That reminds me, this is for you.

And now, show your gratitude.

(slow, sensual music)

- Hi, Eva.

What's wrong?

Have I offended you or something?

- No, but once in a while,

I prefer to be alone, to meditate.

- Yesterday on the beach,
have you forgotten?

- It's because of what we did on the beach

that I must think.

I feel terribly guilty over what we did.

You know | love Iris,

and I feel I've betrayed her.

- Iris, Iris.

I don't know what you see in that tramp.

If she were yours alone, that's one thing.

But you know the service she
provides for the Counselor.

And I'll bet she's really learned

to enjoy doing it, too, by now.

- Let's say no more about it.

- All right.

When you finish meditating,

if you happen to feel like seeing me,

you can always give me a ring.

You have my telephone number.

- Goodbye.

- So long, Eva.
- So long.

- Well, how was she, the snake dancer?

- Excellent.

She's a magnificent lover.

- We'll have to get her
into the organization.

A type like her could
be very useful to us.

Want some?
- No, thanks.

You won't find her very easy to handle.

She's the kind who decides
things for herself,

even if the opposite seems to be true.

It'll be difficult to influence her.

Eva is a difficult woman.

- We must put our faith
in providence, my dear.

Here's to difficult women.

(slow, sensual music)

(light, breezy music)

- It's an incredible story,

and yet it's so banal. Why?

Because there are so many like it.

- True, you're absolutely right.

Who knows how many Irises
there are wandering

through the world, will
come to the same tragic end,

all because of drugs.

(gentle music continues)

All those poor girls
enslaved by unscrupulous men.

And the reason I've given you
all this inside information

on the drug traffic is
because I firmly hope

that when your articles
appear in the New York Times,

that that depraved monster
people call "The Counselor”

will finally be unmasked

and condemned to prison
for the rest of his life,

with no way out.

- He will be, don't worry.

(light, breezy music continues)

- What's the matter, Iris?

- I'm going to Hong Kong
and I don't want to.

- What are you complaining for?

You ought to be happy.

You'll be far away from the
Counselor for quite a while.

You'll be able to relax a little...

And enjoy a good vacation.

And besides, you'll meet
Steve there, won't you?

And who knows, you might
have reconciliation,

and start all over.

(shower faucet sprays)

- I don't intend to
start all over with him.

- I'm convinced that fundamentally

Steve is a decent person.

It's just that here in Tahiti,

he's under the influence of the Counselor.

And besides, you never know,

you might decide to get
out of the game for good,

don't you think?

This is just what I needed, a nice shower.

Don't worry, Iris.

It'll be easy for you to get an engagement

in a nightclub there.

Before long, you'll forget
all about the Counselor.

- You don't understand me.

I can't live without the Counselor.

He's the one who keeps me going.

And all of this is because of Steve.

I don't want to see him ever again.

My life is like this now.
It's impossible to change.

I have to take things as they come.

I don't want any more changes.

(gentle music)

- I'm afraid that I'll
have to be on my way.

I'll see you later at the club, huh?

Bye.
- Ciao.

(upbeat music)

- Here, there are three
new exclusive models

that have just arrived from Paris.

They ought to suit you very well.

Naturally, with a figure like yours,

there are no problems.

This is a third.

What do you think?

- They're so lovely, it's hard to choose.

Can I try them on?

- Naturally, of course, you can.

Come with me.

- Oh!

It looks made to order.

- Can I feel the material?

Oh, it's light as gauze.

Just what you need for those
hot evenings in Tahiti.

I'm sure you want to take this one,

but try the others anyway.
Go on.

That one's lovely, too, yes.

It has a very serious line,

but try on the third.

I bet it'd look just like
the dress in this picture.

It's very simple and discreet,

and ideal for going to the beach.

It should suit you.
Try it.

What did I tell you?

It's perfect.

- You like it?

- [Iris] I adore it.

Let me feel the material.

- It's lovely material, isn't it?

- If I ask you something,
you won't be offended?

- I don't know, you'll
have to ask me first.

- Would you let me buy this

for you?
- Oh, how nice.

- As a little token

of my love and affection.
- Thank you.

I'll take all three.

(gentle music)

(lively Afro Latin music)

(music segues to lighter fare)

- [Helen] I'm afraid I may
not be able to keep you out

of the story.

Your evidence is too important.

- Write it the way you have to.

Don't worry about me.

- Okay. Now, tell me when you decided

to come to Hong Kong
and why?

- One day, I decided I had
to do something different.

♪ Can't understand no more ♪

♪ Can't understand no more ♪

♪ Can't understand no more ♪

(music segues to slow, sensual cue)

(music segues to upbeat cue)

(sings in foreign language)

(upbeat music continues)

(music segues to slow, sensual cue)

(audience applauding)

- Feeling bad?

- No. Is there any reason
why I should feel bad?

- Well, you look strange.

Are you gonna wait until
I finish my number?

- No, I'm going straight home.

I wanna get some rest,
I feel exhausted.

- I thought you looked tired.

(pulsing tribal music)

(audience applauding)

- I assure you, my dear,

that you are wasted in
that kind of nightspot.

A number such as yours is worthy

of a more distinguished setting.
You are far too refine.

I was thinking, my dear Eva,

that I could arrange bookings
for you all over the world.

I have access to many byways
that are closed to others.

You might say that I have
important friends everywhere.

I'm a self-made man,

and I've always worked very hard.

I started when I was still in short pants,

and I've earned my share
of power in this world.

Legitimately, I would like to underline,

so naturally I don't
pretend to be soft-hearted.

No, I'm not soft-hearted.

I'm tough, but only with those

who don't carry out the
responsibilities they undertake.

With such people,

a man in my position must
be completely ruthless.

We all have duties to carry out,

duties which must be
performed at whatever cost,

and performed in full.

I'm very grateful,

that you've agreed to accept my proposal.

You know, my dear,

one must always be ready to seize the flag

from the hands of the friend

who has fallen by our side,

to carry on the struggle in this world.

Here's to the soul of our
mutual and happy friend.

Iris was basically a good girl.

She just wasn't very intelligent.

If she wanted to, she
could have made a fortune.

Instead, she went and got
involved with that fool, Steve.

Still, I suppose that's
easy enough to understand.

Steve is a very charming fellow.

I like him.

In fact, he's one of the few
people I really care about.

Steve is, well, almost like a son to me.

What he most needs is
a woman, a real woman,

to make something of him.

There we are.

Put some panties and
such things on top of it.

The customs are always delicate

with young ladies' intimate garments.

You could put in some perfume

and other cosmetics, too.
Good luck.

(gentle music)

(car engine revs)

- You're staying with me, aren't you?

- I have to run upstairs
just for a second.

- I won't move from this
spot until you get back.

Because after this
absolutely wonderful day

we've spent together,

I don't mean to let
you get away so easily.

I want you to sleep with me.

- Park down the street, Eva.

- All right, don't be long.

(car engine revs)

(gentle music)

- Hello? Hello?

Damn it.

I've been trying to get hold
of that damn fool, Steve,

for the past three days.

Where the hell's he got to?

(telephone rings)

Hello?

Yes, of course, it's me.

Yes.

Naturally, I was looking for you.

I left a message for you to call me.

What in hell's name were
you thinking of introducing

that broad to Eva?

That's all bullshit, Steve.

That girl's no journalist.
No journalist.

At the New York Times, no one knows her.

They never heard of her there.

I'll tell you who she is,

an agent from the Narcotics Bureau.

That's why she was hanging around us.

She must have some kind of lead

to bring her all the way to Hong Kong.

And now, thanks to Eva,

she'll find out everything.

Well, this is your problem,

and you'd better solve it
damn fast before that bitch

cracks the whole organization
wide open. That clear?

(bright upbeat music)

- I'm a fool to listen to you.

The material I have
ready is very important.

I've made some astonishing discoveries.

When it's published,
it'll cause a sensation.

- Perhaps it will,

but I say the world can wait a little,

before your bomb bursts on it.

For the moment, let's think of ourselves.

- Thanks.

(dramatic music)

(Helen gasps)

- What is it?

What's wrong?

- I don't know.

I have the feeling that
there's something strange

in this room.

- You've just had a bad dream.

I'll turn on the light.

(Helen gasps)

Keep still. Don't move.

Stay calm, for goodness sake.

Stay still.

(Helen gasps)

(Helen screaming)

Helen, please.

Be calm, Helen. Please, no.

(Helen gasps)

(car engine revs)

(gentle music)

- There's no doubt about it.

She was poisoned by the snake bite.

Did she have any relatives
here in Hong Kong?

- Perhaps in the States.

- American? Was she working here?

- She was a journalist.
- I see.

Then I suppose we'll have
to inform the consulate,

and the police, too, of course.

In fact, the whole
thing's a little strange.

- Because the green mamba,

an extremely poisonous snake, is very hard

to find around here.

Unless, of course, someone brought it here.

- What do you mean, brought it?

But, why? Are you implying that
someone wanted to kill her?

- I don't know.

I just think it's possible.

- I can't tell what you
base your supposition,

but the question obviously
concerns the police more than me.

I must only file my report

as for the cause of the girl's death.

You have my deepest
sympathy for the accident.

(slow, gentle music)

- Steve, I've just been thinking,

why don't we get away
from here for a few days?

I've got to go somewhere
where I can really relax.

- We have to meet the Japanese
buyers. You know that.

- Yes, but they don't even
get back here until next week.

We're just thinking of a couple of days,

and then we'll come back.

Liao has a cottage on an island near here.

- An island full of tourists?

No, it's a small island.

That's the reframe.

There's nobody there at all,

just a hut for fishermen.

- Oh, please, Steve, let's go,

even if it's just for a short
time. I need a change of air.

- Oh, well, I suppose we have to

if you're gonna keep on insisting.

- Okay.

Get the boat ready,
Liao, tomorrow morning.

You'll love it, honestly.

I just can't wait to leave.

Aren't you happy?

- I suppose I am.

To your health.

- And yours.

(gentle music)

Thanks, Liao, that'll do.

I feel like a different person here.

I could stay forever.

Don't you think it's wonderful?

- Frankly, I can hardly wait to leave.

And he gives me the creeps, that Liao.

- How can you say that?

He's such a good servant,
and he gives lovely massages.

Come on, Steve.

Don't tell me that you're jealous of Liao.

You haven't fallen in
love with me, have you?

- What if I have?

What if I've really
fallen in love with you?

(gentle music)

What is this?

What are you doing?

Let me go!

What are you--?

Hey, Eva!

What is this?

What is he doing with that snake?

Help! Eva, help me!

No!

Let me go, please!

- You're wasting your breath.

This is the end of the line, Steve.

- Let me go, please.

Please let me go!

No, no!
- You got a lot to think of,

a lot of murders on your
conscience, you bastard!

Iris, first of all.

And the only thing you said was,

"Poor Iris."
- [Steve] No, you're crazy.

You're crazy!

- And then there was poor Helen.

That poisonous snake didn't
get into her room by accident.

You put it there to kill her.

- [Steve] No, no, please, don't do it!

- It's a bit late to cry, Steve.

I'm really sorry for you.

- All right, I admit it.

It's my fault they died.

I'm responsible, I'm guilty,

but let me go!

- Oh, really, Steve,

what are you getting so upset about?

It's just a little hungry.

You see, this type of
shake isn't poisonous.

(Steve gasping)

And soon, when you have it in your body,

it will eat its fill.
- [Steve] No, no.

- Your intestines, your liver, your heart.

And you'll feel it, you'll feel it bite.

- No, no, no, you mustn't.

Please don't.

No, please, don't, no!

Please don't do it.

Please don't.

Please don't do it.

- Go ahead.
- No.

- You're going to die very slowly.

(Steve cries)

Now!

(Steve screaming)

Eva!

(gentle music)
(car engine revving)

(music continues)

Police? I'm calling from the Hilton.

I have two kilos of heroin here.

(sings in foreign language)