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Roland Blanche (Actor), Laura Gemser (Actor), Just Jaeckin (Director), Shûji Terayama (Director) | Rated: Unrated | Format: DVD
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent anthology style movie Feb 2 2010
By A. Salas - Published on Amazon.com
Format:DVD
I see some harsh words about this film, and I must disagree. Three fantastic directors musing upon desire, death and obsession? Count me in!

Arthouse filmmaker Borowczyk confounded his high-brow audience who couldn't understand why the celebrated painter, sculptor and animator had turned to erotic themes. Here, surprisingly, his is the most gentle of the three stories, a beautiful adaptation of a guy de maupassant tale. My favorite of the three.

Just Jaeckin delivers a haunting tale of a French man stranded on an island with a tribe of strange women.

The Japanese one is the most surreal of all, with a plot hard to describe in a sentence. Gorgeous and haunting.

If you are looking for something interesting and intelligent, check this out. If you want sleaze or porn, look elsewhere.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars A FILM THAT STRADDLES THE FENCE... Aug 30 2009
By 4-Legged Defender - Published on Amazon.com
Format:DVD
This really isn`t a bad flick - as reviewer Michael stated, I have to agree with him on almost all points, but here`s the dilemma for potential buyers - It`s too classy to satisfy the sleazemeisters out there looking for mere pulchritude, and it`s not deep or high-brow enough for the Arthouse crowd. As someone who appreciates both, and who has a fairly high tolerance for 70`s pseudo-sleaze AND esoteric arthouse in all their forms, I enjoyed it. Fans of Laura Gemser MUST have it, fans of 60`s Asian Arthouse flix will love the second tale, and just about no one will enjoy Walerian Borowczyk`s half-written saga, which could have been the best story of the three, if he would`ve just given a s**t. The cover is deceptive, as it leads one to believe it is exploitation, but it`s anything but. Blame Severin for this, as they are known for releasing tons of exploitation movies.
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars Sexy? Not really... Aug 12 2007
By Michael Valdivielso - Published on Amazon.com
Format:DVD|Amazon Verified Purchase
The idea sounds great. Get three directors, masters of erotica, and have them film three stories for one film. One daring film for the international market!
The first story is by Just Jaeckin about a ship wrecked sailor which has an ending that was easy to see from a mile away. So that was boring and not really sexy. True, lots of nudity, but so what?
The second story is a tad more interesting. A Japanese director, Shuji Terayama, tells the story of a man searching for the words of a song he heard as a kid. A tad confusing, but kind of like a riddle that haunts you even while you try to forget it. Sexy? Well, once again there is nudity and suggestions of incest, but to call is erotica is still using a term that is too strong in this case.
Then the third film, by Walerian Borowczyk, was a boring story based on a short story that, for all I know, was just as boring. While the ending was depressing it wasn't all that surprising.
So there you have it. Lots of nudity, two duds and an interesting short story. Worth buying? You be the judge. Extras include talent bios and an interview with Just Jaeckin.

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