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TV Recap
There was some very brief
nudity from Tanya
Clarke in episode 7 of
Banshee's
third season
Annie
Wersching showed a
slim butt and a brief breast
in episode two of Bosch,
a new Amazon series
 
Naked on Stage
Kamilla
Baar as Ophelia in
a 2003 interpretation of
Hamlet. I thought there
was no way to make
Hamlet more depressing,
but Hamlet in Polish
breaks the Ingmar
Bergman Depression
Meter. The quality of
the video is poor, but
probably above average
for Polish Shakespeare.
Eva
Susova in something
called 4U: Undress Unless
Under Uterus (2010)
 
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My
Mistress
(2014)
My
Mistress is an Australian
drama about 16 year-old
Charlie (Harrison
Gilbertson), who finds his
father hanging in the
garage while everyone else
is enjoying the Christmas
party inside the house. He
doesn't handle his
father's death well and is
becoming distant from his
mother (Rachael Blake) and
begins to become
fascinated with a French
woman Maggie (Emmanuelle
Béart), who has moved into
the neighbourhood. One
day, he enters her house
an finds out that she is a
dominatrix. When she
advertises for a gardener,
Charlie forces his way
into the job, which she
reluctantly agrees.
Charlie also forces Maggie
into dominating him, but
over time, they become
closer and their
relationship develops, but
they are both harbour
emotional trauma and both
will have to come to terms
with this. Also, Charlie's
mother finds out about
their relationship and
does not approve and
causes even deeper
ructions between Charlie
and his mother.
Interesting take on
grieving, but boy, this is
a tough watch, nothing but
neverending depressing
behaviour. So, that means
Emmanuelle Béart is well
cast because if there's
one thing she does well,
it's being depressing. The
BDSM stuff is interesting
enough, but I don't think
it's developed enough,
particularly how a 16
year-old would be
interested in it and the
way their relationship
ends is rather forced and
just a little...
questionable. OK, but...)
Emmanuelle
Beart film
clip (collages below)
  
Love
is Now
(2014)
Love
is Now is a romantic
drama where aspiring
photographer Dean
(Eamon Farren) briefly
meets Audrey (Claire
van der Boom) as he
serves her at a shop
where he works. He
would like to meet her
again, but doesn't
know her name, but as
luck would have it, he
has stolen an
invitation from a
prominent photographer
after a terrible job
interview and goes to
the showing which is
of Audrey's photos.
There is an instant
attraction between
them and Audrey
convinces Dean to go
on a biking holiday
along the Harvest
Trail to complete a
trip she took two
years before. Along
the way they would
take photos and do
some fruit picking for
a little extra cash.
At the first farm,
Audrey begins to flirt
with the head picker
James (Dustin Clare),
which Dean vehemently
dislikes and fractures
begin to show up in
their relationship
which are exacerbated
when Audrey calls up
James to meet her at a
pub along the way. She
cools that fire, but
at the next farm all
is not well and Dean
himself becomes flirty
with another picker.
When Audrey disappears
after a party, Dean
frantically looks for
her, but all is not as
it seems.
OK movie that is very
much in the mould of
those Nicholas Sparks
books/movies where
love is eternal and
there's a massive
unnecessary twist
because love is
everything or
something, I dunno.
While it's a pretty
easy watch, the
central relationship
is totally
frustrating, the type
of relationship that
starts at 100 miles
per hour and then
peters out while still
trying to go at the
same speed. Yeah,
you've probably
gathered I'm not much
into these type of
movies, but I was
never bored, just
frustrated.)
Janini
Milet film
clip (sample below)
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