Once upon a time there was a spoilt, directionless woman called Georgina Oliphant (Claudia Karvan).

To relieve the boredom associated with being an heiress, Georgina has commissioned a sculpture using her father’s money. Foreseeing a healthy tax deduction and a chance to honour his dead wife with a new wing in the state gallery, her father George (Chris Haywood) indulges her. Georgina’s friend, Lily Carmichael (Victoria Eagger), is engaged to create the work.

Lily is a sculptor of international standing but has been shunned in her own country. This commission offers her the prefect opportunity to create a work that will win her local acclaim.

Karl-Heinz (Nicholas Hope) is thrilled to get the job as the artist’s model. His wife, Cecilia (Gosia Dobrowolska), is heavily involved in a New Age religious organisation represented by Baba Charles (Norman Kaye), and as well as working in the cult’s store, is embracing purity of the mind and body. Karl-Heinz isn’t.

All is going well until the end of the financial year looms and George’s tax problems are bigger than originally thought. A man not afraid to make a decision, he decides to enlarge the solution to a two-figure David and Bathsheba level.

A furious Lily frantically tries to find another model, but George has thought of this as well, and is determined it won’t be his young office squeeze Anna (Ulli Birvé). Unfortunately for Cecilia, she’s it! Georgina drops a drug in her cup of tea, and suddenly Cecilia has the hots for posing nude and for her husband.

However when she finally works out what is going on, she makes a few decisions of her own …shaking down George for enough cash to buy a dream cottage in the Adelaide hills hamlet of Hahndorf, only to discover that Karl-Heinz now prefers being tugged off under the restaurant table by Georgina while dining with the rich.

Furious, Cecilia smashes up the statue, forcing Karl-Heinz and Georgina to pose live for a pretentious art critic (Max Gillies), blathering about Lucian Freud and promising front page treatment…

In this story about art, money, sex and revenge, everybody tries to manipulate somebody and everybody gets screwed!

The cover also boasted of special appearances by Robert Menzies, Bryan Dawe, John Hargreaves, Max Gillies, Wendy Hughes and Pamela Rabe.

Lust And Revenge (Paul Cox 1996).mkv

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Runtime: 	1 h 29 min
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https://nitro.download/view/038B9AE525DB1AA/Lust_And_Revenge_(Paul_Cox_1996).mkv

Language(s):English
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Synopsis:
Two woman, the elder in her early forties. the younger in her twenties. They are good friends. The older woman. Sarah, is an artist, a painter, who has first and foremost found solace and sexual fulfillment in her work. The young woman, Christine who often models for Sarah’s art classes. is heartbroken about her lover: the man does not understand her.
We watch the close rapport between the two women as Christine patiently poses for Sarah’s rather whacky group of students. After classes, Christine talks about her relationship with Roderick. ” I used to really like him. Sometimes I still do”. He’s even jealous of her posing for art classes. Says she doesn’t have the body.
We see Christine at home with her boyfriend. It is hardly a scene of passion and love. Their lovemaking is routine… As complete contrast, we see Sarah’s illicit rendevous with her married lover, Stewart. Abandoned and carefree passion. Sarah persuades Christine to join her for a weekend in her country house in the hills outside Melbourne. For the first time, Christine smiles. She discovers a trampoline in the middle of a meadow filled with yellow flowers. She chases wild horses through the fields and the two of them scream with delight as they rush back to the house In the evening, they relax in front of the fire. Sarah gently massages Christine. Their weekend is over, Christine returns to the city totally self-contained in her newly found sensuality and freedom.

350MB | 25m 59s | 688×416 | avi

https://nitro.download/view/15BF1BE4A633696/Paul_Cox-Touch_Me_(1993).avi

Language:English
Subtitles:None

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