In a Draconian 50's alternative world, Madam Francoise Chard gives credit to her crisp uniform, in a world where dominant femininity has been long accepted, and moves to take absolute control over what masculine authority remains. The tall blonde works her way ruthlessly upward, taking great pleasure in the disposal of any masculine obstacles as she goes.
A hospital orderly struggling with loneliness and forbidden desire searches for connection among women at their most vulnerable. As care, longing, and guilt intertwine, the line between compassion and exploitation begins to blur. Exploitation is a quiet, unsettling story about need, restraint, and the cost of crossing—or not crossing—moral boundaries.
In an eastern enclave, Musa is a slave to his own submissive mind, and as heir to the throne, that submission is made good use of by the agents of Selime, the aging Sultana. Feminine power is sought by those women, and the hapless Musa is a perfect tool in their acquisition of complete control