Don Juan's 3 Nights

In the gilded cages of high society, Johann Aridi, a concert pianist whose reputation as a charming philanderer precedes his musical prowess, finds his carefully constructed world of casual conquest upended. He initially views the infatuation of Ninette Cavallar, his hostess's spirited daughter, as another easily won trophy. However, the revelation of her youth, a mere sixteen years, introduces a rare flicker of moral hesitation in his jaded heart. Aridi, in a fleeting gesture of rectitude, attempts to steer Ninette towards a more age-appropriate suitor, Guilio Roberti, before embarking on a global tour. Upon his return, the persistent intensity of Ninette's affections forces Aridi to confront the uncomfortable truth: her love is not genuine affection, but a dangerous, youthful obsession. He then orchestrates a morally dubious charade at a decadent, unsupervised party hosted by Madame Cavallar. Aridi, feigning drunken advances, intends to provoke Guilio into a heroic rescue, thereby redirecting Ninette's affections. Yet, Aridi, the seasoned duelist and master manipulator, gravely miscalculates. His elaborate scheme backfires spectacularly, leading to an unexpected challenge from Guilio that threatens to shatter his carefully maintained façade and force him into a confrontation he never anticipated.