Characters & Themes
Lost in the desert, officers Saint‑Avit and Morhange become prisoners of Antinéa, the queen of Atlantis. Enamored, Saint‑Avit obeys her order to kill his comrade. Pabst adapts Benoît’s novel as a psycho‑analytic fantasy, depicting a dominant woman who enslaves and destroys her lovers. The film moves through a humid desert, with a flashback hinting at Antinéa’s Parisian origins—a French can‑can dancer and an Arab prince—leaving truth as elusive as the sands.
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