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A legendary seducer enduring a repetitive punishment in Hell, Don Juan accepts Satan’s offer to visit Earth and seduce Britt-Marie in exchange for dreamless sleep. Instead, he falls genuinely in love...
The vicar’s twenty-year-old daughter, Britt-Marie is still a virgin and engaged to Jonas when Don Juan arrives to test her chastity. She kisses him but ultimately resists his seduction, later marries...
Satan believes a painful eye stye is being caused by Britt-Marie’s virginity and fears her example will influence other women. He sends Don Juan to seduce her, offers him relief from punishment, and l...
Britt-Marie’s happy and gullible father, the vicar welcomes Don Juan and Pablo into his home. After being told that Renata may be committing adultery, he avoids confronting her directly and instead lo...
The vicar’s wife, Renata becomes the object of Pablo’s affection when Don Juan and Pablo stay at her home. Pablo seduces her during the night, prompting the demon to accuse her of adultery before the...
Don Juan’s servant, Pablo accompanies him from Hell to Earth while the demon tries to ensure that he will not enjoy any sexual experience. Despite this interference, Pablo becomes enamoured with Renat...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Renata is The Vicar's wife, and the demon tells him that she is committing adultery.
The demon accompanying Don Juan is determined that Pablo will not enjoy sex while on Earth.
Don Juan travels to Earth accompanied by his servant Pablo.
Don Juan is sent to seduce Britt-Marie, but he falls in love with her and becomes unable to seduce her in his usual manner.
Britt-Marie is explicitly described as the daughter of a vicar, and The Vicar worries about her after receiving the demon's warning.
Pablo becomes enamoured with Renata and later seduces her during the night.
Satan offers Don Juan freedom from his punishment if he seduces Britt-Marie.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The Vicar uses the key given by the demon to lock the demon in his cupboard instead of entering Renata's bedroom.
The Vicar, described as happy and gullible, invites Don Juan and Pablo to his house.
A demonic scheme against chastity is transformed by desire, deception, and the painful victory of love.
Directed by Ingmar Bergman
The Devil's Eye (1960) · 7.2/10 · comedy, drama, fantasy
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