Erotic Tales: Volume 09 (2000’s)

Posted by adultload on Mar 13, 2023 in Classic Erotic, Comedy, Drama, Films, Vintage | 0 comments

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

Director: Bernd Heiber, Jos Stelling, Amos Kollek
Studio: Regina Ziegler Filmproduktion

Starring: Sabine Vitua, Marc Richter, Matthias Hering, Anja Hellmuth, Gene Bervoets, Anouska Wink, Raymonde de Kuyper, Dallas Roberts, Lara Harris, Tara Ann Culp, Stephen Gevedon
Description:
1. Nr. 23 – oder wie der Honiglöffel in die Wäsche kam
“Rene is a beautiful woman who invites a shivering young stranger into her home. Marcus’ car broke down, and he decided to knock on the only house on the road with a lit window. Rene is a potter who makes strange objects. She is missing one piece, and she offers the young man to become a model to complete her art collection.”
2. The Gallery / Die Passage
“The great storyteller Jos Stelling places his character in an emotional whirlwind that suddenly breaks out in a mall gallery. As he waits for the lingerie presentation near the colorful shop window, the protagonist enjoys a spinning display of intricate patterns in delicate silk and female forms in plastic. Demonstrating dissatisfaction with his wife with all his appearance, he notices a sexy blonde and tries to catch her return look. Noticing him, the girl begins to behave more than strange, not paying attention to the visitors of the mall. A hot adventure, passed under the gaze of onlookers, will again leave our hero preoccupied with his masculinity in the cold. The film is full of humor, sharp irony and unusual situations. Laugh to your health.”
3. Music
“The director, screenwriter, and actor Amos Kollek is often referred to as the “independent Woody Allen” for his sense of humor, irony, and truthful stories about people he knows well – regulars at bars, homeless people, dreamers, lonely and beautiful individuals. They are all inhabitants of Manhattan, which Amos knows like the back of his hand and which is always ready to present a surrealist Kafkaesque story. The main character of the film loves music and women. He has to figure out how he ended up in someone else’s hotel room.”