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 Le témoinYear: 1978 Country: France, Italy Actors and Actresses: Sandra Dobrigna, Sophie Lautman Review: Antonio (Alberto Sordi) is an Italian art-restorer working at a cathedral in France. An old friend of his, Robert (Philippe Noiret), lives there. Robert is a banker who has married into money. A sexually adventurous young woman approaches Antonio, but he resists getting involved with her. When it is found that she was raped and murdered in a derelict house once inhabited by Robert's mother, Antonio is disturbed, for he recalls having seen his friend leaving the house at about the time of the murder. Meanwhile, the suspicions of the police have become centered on the two of them. - Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
      
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 S tebou me baví svetYear: 1983 Country: Czechoslovakia Actors and Actresses: Cyril Krupala, Marek Dvorák, Zuzana Gutheisová, Marta Buchtíková, Václav Korda, Lukás Pelánek Tags: bathing boy, bathing girl Review: Three middle-aged men go for a vacation with their children and learn to cope with their needs without their wives. Quickly, they plan to exhaust the kids to have some time off, but nothing really works out as planned. - IMDb Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
       
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 Thalassa, ThalassaYear: 1994 Country: Germany, Romania Actors and Actresses: Silvia Gheorghe, Viorel Patrut, Alexandru Cirstea, Alexandru Anghel, Cristian Paulica Tags: boy skinny dip, girl skinny dip Review: What constitutes a children's film in the rest of the world is very different from what passes muster in the U.S. of A., as demonstrated by Bogdan Dumitrescu's 1994 German/Romanian co-production Thalassa, Thalassa, Return to the Sea (Balkan Cinema: Home Truths). When a gaggle of Romanian kids stumble across an obviously stolen but cherry Jaguar convertible in a remote barn, it's off to the (presumably Black) sea for the merry band, who spend the 42 klicks doing a gentle, non-lethal variation on Lord of the Flies (without the conch). The fine sense of wonder and empowerment as the urchins motor along to parts unknown is undone for western audiences by their indulgence in all manner of vice, from drinking to smoking and banging the car up pretty good. Not to be prudish at all, but one wonders exactly what the target audience might be for a film that isn't involving enough for the kiddies (the 90 minutes is pretty pokey) nor remotely innocent enough to pass adult muster. And there are a lot of films like this in eastern Europe, artistic orphans that don't seem to have a home much of anywhere. - Yenool Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
        
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 The Truth About Sauna: The Truth About FinnsYear: 2008 Country: Finland, Germany, France Tags: bathing boy, boy skinny dip, bathing girl, girl skinny dip Review: Taking sauna is the Finnish people's national obsession, so there are two of the per five Fins, and they build theme everywhere, even on military operations and aboard vessels, but preferably near a lake, to dive in even on ice days, with trees to cut whisking birches from. Weekly, usually on Saturday, is considered a hygienic minimum, daily the good life, especially in summer and holidays. It's a family and/or social activity, relaxing and removing social barriers, but also linked to sports and all kinds of bonding. - IMDb Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
   
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 KoridoriusYear: 1995 Country: Germany, Lithuania Review: This experimental Lithuanian-German production offers a challenge for those not familiar with the culture. It is told without a clear narrative and contains no dialog. Set in the country's capital, Vilnius, in a run-down apartment. Mostly the film is a highly-symbolic chronicle of daily life there. At one point someone holds a party featuring music, dancing, plenty of cigarette puffing, and a smidgen of sex. According to filmmaker/writer/star Sarunas Bartas, he deliberately utilized off-beat narrative structures to symbolize the links between Lithuania's past and present, links, like the long hallways of an apartment block, that offer many possibilities behind each door. - Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
     
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 PaperhouseYear: 1988 Country: United Kingdom Actors and Actresses: Charlotte Burke, Elliott Spiers, Samantha Cahill, Sarah Newbold Tags: bathing girl Review: Anna is becoming lost in the loneliness of her own world when she discovers she can visit another, a house she has drawn herself and occupied by a young disabled boy. But as she discovers more of the links between her fantasy world and the mundane present, she is drawn only deeper into a dream turning into a nightmare. - IMDb Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
       
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 Dong Pek Ham yu sheung O WanYear: 2004 Country: Hong Kong Actors and Actresses: Kelvin Lau, Eric Leung Tags: bathing boy Review: Thirteen-year-olds David and Michael are brought together by their mutual love of soccer. United by their obsession with the game and idolization of British soccer stars, the boys build a strong friendship. But as puberty brings about changes, the boys start to grow in separate directions. While David loves to talk about sex and other raunchy topics, Michael tries to avoid such conversations. Eventually Michael must face what he's been avoiding for some time, that his feelings for David are becoming increasingly complex. In his interesting take on adolescent sexual awakening, Director Adam Wong parallels the frenzy of boyhood with the energy and speed of soccer, capturing this spirit through quick cuts, and split-screen effects. - yahoo.com Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
    
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 AbeltjeYear: 1998 Country: Netherlands Actors and Actresses: Rick van Gastel, Soraya Smith, Afroditi-Piteni Bijker, Elleke Vervat Tags: bathing boy Review: Based on the book by Annie MG Schmidt. The boy who operates a department store lift decides to push the forbidden top button one day, and the lift rockets up and out of the building, taking him and his new friends on a trip around the world. Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
       
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 Sto pervyyYear: 1982 Country: Soviet Union Actors and Actresses: Sasha Komarov, Andrei Komarov Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
       
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 The Favourite GameYear: 2003 Country: Canada Actors and Actresses: Ashley Lang, Catlin Foster, Wyatt Bowen Review: As a kid, Leo thought he possessed, like a magician, the secret power to make things happen. As a young man, he certainly knows how to make things happens with women. But as his best friend Krantz would say to him, "Why do you always ask questions you know answers to?" Leo believes firmly in what he invents from one day to the next. Movie added at: 31.08.2013 |
    
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