August Strindberg

Miss Julie reveals the traumatic details of her upbringing, explaining how her mother raised her to behave like a man and to harbor a deep-seated hatred for the opposite sex. This confession highlights the psychological damage caused by her parents' volatile relationship and conflicting ideologies.

Following their impulsive sexual encounter, the aristocratic Miss Julie and the valet Jean confront the social ruin they face. They struggle with a power shift as Julie begs for guidance while Jean reveals his cold pragmatism and mutual contempt.