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The Marquis de Sade's works, including Justine and Juliette are written from an extreme sadistic viewpoint.
Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's novel Venus in Furs (1870) is essentially one long masochistic fantasy, where the male principal character encourages his mistress to mistreat him.
The Story of O (1954) is another classic masochistic novel, this time written by a woman, Pauline Réage. In this novel, the female principal character is kept in a chateau and mistreated by a group of men.
L'Image[?] (1956) is another classic sadomasochistic novel, written by another French woman, Catherine Robbe-Grillet[?], under the pseudonym Jean de Berg. It was made into a 1975 film, The Image[?], also known as The Punishment of Anne[?].
The writer Anne Rice has produced a number of examples of well-written sado-masochistic fiction, including Exit to Eden[?] and Belinda[?] as well as The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty and its sequels, Beauty's Punishment and Beauty's Release.
As of 2003, sado-masochistic themes are now common in mainstream erotic fiction, to the point of cliché.
More literary sado-masochistic fiction includes the works of authors such as
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Consensual BDSM is not generally depicted accurately or sympathetically in mainstream films, to say the least. However, film-makers often find some way to incorporate BDSM imagery[?] into many films. The following films feature BDSM as a major plot point, not just as an exploitative add-on.
Sado-masochism is featured as a central plot element in the following mainstream drams films:
Art movies:
Comedy:
Thrillers:
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