On the sun-drenched island of Haiti in the 70s, foreigners idle away their vacations in the palm-fringed paradise of the beach hotels. Brenda, Ellen and Sue, three North American women, converge on the island looking for sex, relaxation and respite from their colorless jobs and marriages.

This award-winning, sexually provocative drama from Laurent Cantet explores the controversial world of sex tourism in 1970s Haiti. Made just a few years before the French director took home the Palme d’Or for The Class, it boasts an extraordinary and defiant performance from Charlotte Rampling.