Great photos TT. Highly skilled executed and beyond!!
Whores' Glory and
The Act Of Killing are superb features. I recommend to try interested parties to get a hold of the extended version of TAOK.
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Potential:
DEATH METAL ANGOLATrailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kUsGB1nMpESite:
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Saw this a while a go. Can highly recommend it.
Trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0HdBVkBkrsFull, might not work outside Norway:
http://tv.nrk.no/program/koid29001211/sarnos-kjaerleik-i-sexfilmens-tidJoe Sarno, who was, in the words of porn actress Annie Sprinkle, "the Ingmar Bergman of sex movies," made 75 films, all of which he wrote himself. He used his chosen genre of sexploitation to explore sexual and human relationships, centering mostly on women. He remained firm to keeping his films softcore, believing full explicitness wasn't necessary to get the sex across. But when hardcore movies became popular in the 70s, his genre, and his career along with it, was basically over. And there's a reason this film is called "The Sarnos": the other part of the story concerns Peggy, Joe's loving wife and better half, who nurtured Joe and made it possible to continue making movies even after the market, his audience, and the times had passed him by. The most touching scene of the film has Peggy proudly showing Joe's New York Times obit – Sarno died in 2010 – prominently featured at the top of the page. This was vindication for both of them, a "fuck you," as Peggy says, to all those who doubted Joe when he was alive, and who criticized Peggy for sticking by him. This film shows that Sarno, though he may have been in a disreputable genre, nevertheless was a true artist, who dedicated his life fully to his craft.
