So a gang of German guys... in Bangkok... are working to protect the prince... and they also have Emanuelle's welfare in mind... but they shadow her... and then gang rape her. Then, after the gang rape they talk to Emanuelle like nothing just happened, see her to a car, and "Say, be careful -- It's not safe here! best to get out of Bangkok lest the bad people get you."
shareSuch a powerful and beautiful scene!!! It made me cry and smile at the same time, one can not see this as rape at all, otherwise one would have not understood the point of the film and scenes like this, in her eyes the rape has been transmuted into ecstacy (that's also explained in the previous few scenes, how she's able to experience the little death somewhere between pain and bliss), this is her power, and I can tell you there are only very very few people on this planet who are capable of such a power of consciousness and energy of the body, understandably people who have awakened their kundalini, it is the same people who use the body as a transmuter of pain, the same people who can walk through the fire, teleport themselves and make true miracles on Earth. This is a real thing. In this film Emanuelle is basically portrayed as a Goddess, a super human in a way. I hope that gives a bit of understanding how you can see this film, or this scene.
shareYeah, I get that idiotic 70s theme in the movie. It's still ridiculous nonsense. The point is not that Emanuelle was able to overcome the rape; yes, that's what Black Emanuelle always does. The point is that these German dudes that were supposed to be protecting E go and gang rape her and then act nonchalant afterwards. That's the truly ridiculous part. It would be different if some bad guys came and attacked Emanuelle and she was able to deal with the attack.
"one can not see this as rape at all"
No, it was definitely rape.