[Machine Translation] A man and a woman are torn by the storm of madness that is Nazism, and must meet a tragic end as a result. Their fateful meeting and chance reunion across the years in a harsh situation, followed by the days of perverse lust and its demise, is depicted with aesthetic and decadent images in this excellent European film. The master video restoration was directed by Liliana Cavani in 2018, and the audio restoration was supervised by Federico Savina. Taken from the original, the film is set in Vienna in the winter of 1957. Max ( Dirk Bogarde ), who works the night shift as a front desk clerk at a hotel, leaves his apartment as usual and heads for the hotel where he works. He spends his regular days dealing with the hotel's long-time regulars and welcoming travelers. In fact, Max was once a Nazi SS officer who was one of the men in charge of the Nazi camps, and who had the tyranny of the Nazis at his disposal. Max has been living quietly since the end of the war, escaping the harsh hand of the Nazi authorities. One day, he meets Lucia (Charlotte Rampling), the wife of a famous conductor, at the front desk of a hotel. Max is surprised and frightened, and Lucia tries to hide her expression of confusion. In fact, Lucia is a young Jewish girl who was indulged in Max's sexual perversions in the camps... The film includes a trailer as a video bonus. The Japanese dubbed voice is the one that was aired on NTV's "Wednesday Road Show" on February 1, 1978. The parts that were cut in the broadcast are in English with Japanese subtitles.