Erotic Tales: Volume 06 (2000’s)

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Year: 2000’s
Country: Germany
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Thriller, Erotic
Quality: DVDRip
Language: English, German, Russian

Director: Jos Stelling, Bob Rafelson, Dito Tsintsadze
Studio: Regina Ziegler Filmproduktion

Starring: Ellen Ten Damme, Gene Bervoets, Martijn Bosman, Thomas Morris, Bob Rafelson, Fabienne Babe, Andreas Schmidt, Roxana Sun, Silvina Buchbauer, Lasha Bakradze, Tobias Oertel
Description:
1. The Gas Station / Die Tankstelle
“In his works, Joss Stelling has shown more than once that it is possible to tell a great story without a single word, and once again his characters communicate with each other exclusively through the language of eloquent gestures and expressive mime. All they need is to kill time during a long traffic jam, but flirting with the red-haired beauty from the car stuck next to them may drag the hero into an adventure that is much more unpredictable than one could expect from such a trivial situation.”
2. Erotic Tales – Porn.com
“In this novella, Bob Rafelson himself plays a famous director who receives a request for help from an old friend. Health problems that interfere with finishing the film can seriously worsen due to the efforts of the local mafia if he doesn’t get it done on time. The genre of the future work – pornography – adds a particular piquancy to the situation. The director reluctantly agrees and goes to the shoot, where he meets former cellist Inga.”
3. Eine erotische Geschichte / An Erotic Tale
“Contrary to the experience of the classics, Nico prefers to engage in writing not in an intellectual cafe, but in a bar, where, while writing erotic novels, he can also pick up a one-night stand. And such a girl doesn’t keep him waiting, and, wanting to become the heroine of his indecent work, invites the author to finish it at her place. However, the girl forgot to mention that her ex-husband still lives with her under the same roof. Obviously, the writer will have to adjust the plot of his story a bit.”