< Ursula

• Liebessklavin West Germany
• Ursula, De Liefdeslavin used as a Dutch sub-title to the German release
• Ursula, die Liebessklavin soft version, German sound, French subtitles
• Ursula, l'esclave de l'amour used as a French sub-title to the German release

• Barbara Moose uncredited, plays the secretary
• Brigitte Verbecq as Mélody Bird, plays Anne-Marie
• Cathy Stewart uncredited
• Fabienne Abélard in a scene most probably taken and edited from Intimités secrètes
• Nadine Roussial as Christina Duenner, plays Ursula
• Sophie Guers plays Josette
• XNK1087 in a scene most probably taken and edited from Intimités secrètes
• XNK2299 in a scene most probably taken and edited from Intimités secrètes

Males -

• Grégory plays Charles
• Yvan Renault plays André
• Dominique Cale
• Claude Franck

Ursula finds her husband Charles, busy with his secretary at his office. She immediately leaves him and takes her little daughter Delphine with her. As they travel in her car, it goes off the road. The girl is killed and Ursula becomes amnesiac. She can't stand Charles anymore as he has now become unknown to her. She prefers her nurse Josette's lovemaking. Charles tries to bring her memory back by showing films about their daughter at winter sports. To no avail. He then tries to make her jealous by making love to Josette but she joins them unaware of the real situation. Charles seeks help from Anne-Marie, a psychologist who suggests group therapy, which ends up in an orgy. Later on, Charles and Ursula get drunk in a night club and end up making love together. Yet, on the morning, Charles finds himself alone in bed. He goes to Anne-Marie's and finds comfort in her arms. In the meantime, Ursula has seen the doctor who had taken care of her after her accident, and he tells her that she's been pregnant for two months. She asks him for an abortion and to make love to her. He agrees on the last suggestion! A few months later, Charles who is about to put an end to his life gets a phone call telling him that Ursula is about to give birth to her child. The couple ends up together ready to start anew.

From a review originally published in La Saison Cinematographique 1981, translated by Prophilo.