Marilyn - Burning Snow

In a beautiful winter sports resort, the young couple Clara and Bernhard await the arrival of Muriel, the fiancé of their friend Roland. But because of the wonderful ski tour Clara forgets the exact arrival time of the train. Since she is not picked up, Muriel must now go alone in a carriage to the hotel. The coachman Hans is convinced to recognize Lorna in Muriel, with whom he had enjoyed erotic games last winter. He remembers the extravagant Lorna with pleasure. When he arrives at the hotel, Muriel has to go through this experience again and again; she is constantly confused with Lorna. Even Roland is beginning to doubt whether Muriel is not Lorna after all. But the romantic love that the two experience during these holidays removes his doubts. One day the drunken coachman Hans tells the friends of Muriel and Roland that the real Lorna has a beauty spot on her charming reverse side. This spot immediately becomes the talk of the town at the hotel. How can Muriel be persuaded to show her sweet bottom as proof of identity? Is she Lorna or Muriel? Roland and Muriel also hear this story. Then their friends decide to get to the bottom of it. They arrange a party in a chalet and under a pretext they get Muriel to undress. Since Muriel, who is considered a bit prudish, doesn't want to look like a silly girl, she joins in. But before that she has painted a beauty spot on her butt with an eyeliner for fun. But this fun comes back to her, because now everyone is convinced that she really is Lorna. Even Roland believes it and is disappointed by her. Muriel is offended and humiliated by Roland's lack of trust. She runs crying back to the hotel and wants to leave. Meanwhile Muriel's chambermaid has informed the others about the true origin of this "beauty spot". The whole gang is now after Muriel. She, at the end of her nerve, throws herself from the window of the hotel. Fortunately, a hotel employee catches it elegantly. Roland comes along with his friends and takes Muriel firmly in his arms. He swears her eternal love and she is happy again. As they drive to the station in the carriage, they cross Hans' carriage. In it sits a girl who looks a lot like Muriel. This attractive girl is none other than the real Lorna.