Shipwrecked

Giselle, a young woman from the 18th century french countryside wanted to make a new life for herself in the south pacific. it doesn't hurt that your lover is the first mate of the fastest merchant ship in nice. it was nicknamed the "rebelle de la mer". but she like to call it the "femme rebelle de la mer" to match her spirit and tenacity. a powerful storm spent two days, lashing the boat with waves and lightning, until all the board were cast into the sea. she was thrown into a life boat as a measure of safety while the large ship took on water. stormy waves brought her and the empty ship, absent of her lover, to this deserted island. we follow her as she wakes up from an exhausted to find that she's alone on the island. walking the sandy beach to need to find her marin vigoureux she drifts on for thoughts of love and passion, we find her in the throws of a lonely island without judgment for material cares. she loves walking the beach at night in the nude, and soon surrenders to her primitive yearnings. the sound of crashing waves on the beach becomes mixed with moans, gasps, and screams of passion as she satisfies her lust for her missing sailor.