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Tinto Brass has constructed avery nice platform for sensual expression in this film. Now, don't get me wrong, the material is perfect for a satirical novella, but as far as movie material goes, it's rather dull and there's not much to adapt, but this is where Brass' genius comes in. It should also be worthy of note if this film was done by any other director, the pre-war Italian politics would eventually overshadow the main Description, but Brass keeps it skillfully in the background.

No director wasashamed to undress Mrs. Brass used WW2 as a narrative background inhis Teresa Ann Savoy show,Salon Kitty 1976 ;in his Stefania Sandrellishow,La Chiave 1983 ;in his Serena Grandi show,Miranda 1985 ;in hisAnna Galiena show,Senso '45 2002. She posed nude even as an adolescent,I know apiquant picture with the naked teen-ager Sandrelli. Instead he presents a rather odd anderotic situation that makes you think and feel in various ways thegravityof the characters situations. WW2 is only an epic convention,because it gives a certainsense of exciting and violent trepidation and brutality anddecrepitude,an epic device of the nihilist aestheticism Pasolini,Bertolucci,Brass. Here,Brass is howhe knows to be:shameless, shocking,clandestine, lascivious, tasty,scandalous, voluptuary,lustful,Nothingarian,misogynist at the basestlevel,lubricious;yes,indeed,quite a lot of things to enjoy. You can watch the movie in the following languages,. It should also be worthy of note if this film was done by any other director, the pre-war Italian politics would eventually overshadow the main Description, but Brass keeps it skillfully in the background. Another great change Brass did with the script is slightly altering the characters. Tinto Brass has constructed avery nice platform for sensual expression in this film.

Reviewed by Russell Garrison This DVD had been calling out to me from the cult section of my localvideostore for about two months before I rented it. In the unconventional erotica,Brass' equals are the farless famous Andrea Barzini the author of the best Serena Grandishow,made when she was 27 years ,Andrea Bianchi,the author of theunderrated Dolce Pelle Di Angela 1987.

The Key - They never feel forced, on the contrary, most of the time they drive the story foreword and reveal many details about the characters. Don't be mistaken, this is first and foremost and erotic movie, but itmanages something masterful in that genre.

As usual with Brass, this is a very classy sex film, with Hollywood-class production values. This, I might add, is a rare exception, not the rule, among other sex-film makers. Radley Metzger is the only other director I can think of offhand whose sex films invariably have great production values. Stefania Sandrelli is an absolutely stunning woman, with a gorgeously filled-out body, unlike the skinny-jinnies that many other directors are fond of. After all, let's face it. There is no Description. The book takes two different points of view, from the husband and the wife in form of several diary entries. It basically reveals their thoughts as the marriage slowly disintegrates with the husband's declining health and the wife's growing repulsion of having sexual relations with him. Nothing more, nothing less. Now, don't get me wrong, the material is perfect for a satirical novella, but as far as movie material goes, it's rather dull and there's not much to adapt, but this is where Brass' genius comes in. First, the story is shifted from fifties Tokyo to a pre-war Venice, which turns the story in to a sort of a mirror of current event, where the characters are slowly overwhelmed with decadence, just as their country and government. It should also be worthy of note if this film was done by any other director, the pre-war Italian politics would eventually overshadow the main Description, but Brass keeps it skillfully in the background. The political agenda is ever present, but does not disrupt the general storyline. Another great change Brass did with the script is slightly altering the characters. In the book, the husband is dirty old man with a foot fetish, while the wife is a whiny hypochondriac. Here, the husband is a somewhat eccentric gentlemen, filled with joie de vivre and with only one fetish; his wife's gorgeous body, which he hardly ever seen throughout their lengthy marriage. The wife is now a strong, intelligent woman, somewhat confused and caught off guard when her repressed sexuality begins to break free of its confines. All these changes make the story great for a cinematic treatment, yet it retains the general storyline of Tanizaki's novella quite faithfully. She does the same, and a sexual game of cat-and-mouse ensues. Once again, Tinto Brass out-does himself with the erotic content. All the sex scenes are touching, affectionate and somewhat melancholy, perfectly capturing the mood and tone of the film. They never feel forced, on the contrary, most of the time they drive the story foreword and reveal many details about the characters. Not much can be said about the acting, all of the actors give a superb job. Frank Finlay gives an awesome over-the-top performance as an older man, still desiring the carnal pleasures of life, but is is unable to due to his declining health, therefore he is stuck living out his fantasies by constructing his wife's sexual odyssey with their fanatical Fascist sympathizing daughter's naive fiancee, played with great wit by Brass regular, Franco Branciarolli. Now we have a carefully constructed film filled with exhaustively planned out camera work, editing techniques and color palettes. Speaking of which, this film's brownish tint has to be seen to be believed, no other film has ever achieved such a great effect. Silvano Ippoliti is truly one of the best cinematographers of our times, he will be sorely missed. I recommends Buy premimum account for High speed+parallel downloads!