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Alpha is the first letter of the Greek alphabet. In the system of Greek numerals, it has a value of one. In ethology, it is used to name the dominant individual in a particular group. In astronomy, it is the first (typically the brightest) star in a constellation. All great things start with Alpha, it’s the symbol of power and strength, the symbol of greatness and renewal. Be part of the change, be part of an unprecedented and sulfurous adventure. Eroticism has evolved.Read More »
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Like the unknown woman imagined by the poet – which is never quite the same nor entirely different- this new Glimpse 13 resembles it’s twelve prestigious precedents while having its own distinct identity. Roy Stuart has put extra effort into the design and implementation of the twenty odd sequences that make up this diverse album. All the imagination, energy, expertise, as if making a feature film. Probably because he had been working on a feature film project earlier this year. This is especially true of the brilliant main sequence, which tells the story and contrast of two girlfriends-an inexperienced childlike beauty that recites romantic poetry in the street and a more mature girl who likes to show off in front of her webcam.-The younger girl opposes her friends twisted plan to use her as bait to pick up and rip off a guy -but who will come out on top? …Read More »
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It remains, I think, the single overwhelming experience I’ve ever had in a cinema. When I first came out of the theater, I remember I just had to sit on the edge of the pavement. I sat there for about five minutes and then I walked the streets of Paris for a couple of hours. For me, every thing had been turned upside down. All my ideas about the cinema had been changed. While I was actually watching the film, my impressions were so strong physically that I thought that if this or that sequence would to go for one more shot, I would either burst into tears or scream or something. Since then, of course, I’ve seen it at least fifteen times like most filmmakers of my generation. I even recorded the whole soundtrack on my tape recorder and it’s amazing how well it stands up well on its own.Read More »
When his father, a wealthy industrialist, is killed in aeroplane crash, Bart Cordell returns to France to take up the reins of the empire he has inherited. As a prostitute attempts to frame him for drug smuggling, Bart begins to suspect is father may have been murdered. His investigation uncovers a complex web of political intrigue, in which his own family and his stepfather are heavily implicated…Read More »
Philippe & Jean-Pierre enjoy the companionship of women they met at an auction.
The film is also known as Sarabande porno.
Starring: Emmanuelle Parèze, Danielle Troger, Brigitte Lahaie, Karine Gambier, Bernard Hug & Richard Allan.Read More »
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Charles Beaulieu, who served as an Army officer during the Algerian War, has become a novelist. Unfortunately for a playboy who lives in a big way like him, his books sell poorly. His need for money makes him accept an offer by Major Rhome, his former superior in Algeria, now one of the heads of the French counter-espionage agency. Charles’ mission will consist in preventing the defection of laser specialist Henri Banck’s defection to Red China…
—Guy BellingerRead More »
Very Particular Mistresses is a French pornographic film, released in French cinemas in 1980 under the signature of Burd Tranbaree (pseudonym of Claude Bernard-Aubert). It consists of scenes from an American film directed by Chuck Vincent and additional scenes shot in France.Read More »
Esther and André are a part of a group of young people. They have in common to go to the cinema, to speak about it often: they go to see films instead of making the other thing maybe. They love each other from time to time, the groups are made and come undone, cross themselves. Jean is except for in this band, he is in fact the only true cinema enthusiast. Come back from everything, he watches TV by thinking that, certainly, the cinema is buried well and truly.Read More »
A countess married to Russia’s envoy to the court of Louis XVI is a gambling addict and doesn’t seem to mind that she loses nightly at the card table.Until a mysterious count entrusts her with a dangerous secret.Read More »