Hostage is the story of a disco-loving young woman, Belen. Belen is the star of the nightlife in a coastal town. Her breasts are the stuff of fantasies: full and firm, large but uplifted... They have wobbled and shaken their way across the disco floor many times, causing a thousand men to lick their lips and reach for their tissues...
Belen is the daughter of a weird prison governor, well-known for his abuse of female prisoners. She is seized in an attempt to force the governor to release one of his prisoners.
The criminals video the sessions in which Belen is ill-treated. They send the video to her father.
Unfortunately, her father does not react as expected. He makes himself comfortable and settles down to enjoy them in the company of one of his female prisoners...
The prisoner, a French woman called Margot, has "agreed" to be the governor's sex-slave in the hope of obtaining news of her daughters, who are also being held in the prison...
Hostage was originally a script written for the cinema. This gives it a strong visual quality and a tense pace and rhythm as action, humiliation and sadism pass before our eyes. It is lavishly illustrated with fifteen specially commissioned drawings by artist Badia.
Two young European sisters, Elizabeth and Diana, are caught in a civil war in East Africa.
They flee from their house with the help of a servant, but are betrayed by the servant and handed over to slave traders.
