Flesh and Fire is a 1985 French erotic drama directed by Gérard Kikoïne in which American Raphael manipulates his Parisian university colleague into spending the summer at his family's country mansion — where Raphael systematically seduces and plays every member of the household against each other: the sex-starved mother, the two sisters, even the maid, all while the father is right there in the house. One IMDB reviewer notes a scene where the wife cheats on her husband literally next door while still talking to him — revealing a calculated and darkly comedic revenge plan Raphael has been executing all along against the family, exposing everyone's worst traits and secrets in a spiral of humiliation, degrading sex and manipulation.