Erotique (1994)

"Erotique" is an anthology drama film released in 1994, directed by four female filmmakers: Lizzie Borden, Monika Treut, Clara Law, and Ana Maria Magalhães. The film consists of three main segments, each exploring sexuality through different narratives: "Let's Talk About Sex" by Lizzie Borden follows Rosie, an aspiring actress working as a phone-sex operator. She finds a caller willing to listen to her fantasies, leading to an intriguing setup but with a conclusion that some reviewers find disappointing. "Taboo Parlor" by Monika Treut involves two lesbians seeking variety by picking up a man, only for him to get more than he bargained for. This segment is noted for its bold approach but criticized for its uneven storytelling. "Wonton Soup" by Clara Law showcases an Australian-Chinese man trying to rekindle his relationship by exploring cultural roots, though this segment is often described as lighter and somewhat humorous compared to the others.