[Machine Translation] An allegory for adults in which reason and instinct speak to each other, depicting the ideas of Marquis de Sade with an alien worldview. A fantastic art cult film - finally available in Blu-ray and DVD box set for the first time in Japan! A participant in the 1989 Tokyo International Fantastic Film Festival, Marquis de Sade ("Marquis" = Marquis) was an 18th century French aristocrat, philosopher and writer. His name is the origin of the word "sadism," and he is still a controversial figure known for his radical ideas and provocative works. In this film, all the characters wear special animal make-up and masks, and the film depicts the bizarre and surreal world of Sade's mind and thoughts as he immerses himself in his creative work in his cell, along with his own genitalia, the corains. The film is a unique mixture of satire, comedy, and eroticism, and is the first cult film to be released on Blu-ray and DVD box set in Japan. --The end of the 18th century, just before the French Revolution. The Marquis de Sade is imprisoned in the Bastille prison. His only companion in solitary confinement is his own sex organ, "Collin," which has a different personality. The two constantly engage in philosophical discussions about reason and instinct, while the Marquis de Sade spends his days immersed in writing. Soon, the revolutionary spirit was rising, and a popular uprising was about to erupt outside the prison. The Marquis de Sade and Collin are also caught up in the upheaval of the times.