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Format: DVD
Jan 1998
Not Rated
Recording Mode: Stereo
Sound: HiFi, Stereo
120 min.
Color
UPC: 720917050119 |
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Movie Description
In order to turn the tables on the male-dominated genre of erotica, three women filmmakers came together to present this triptych of sexually-charged, disparate vignettes. Lizzie Borden's LET'S TALK ABOUT SEX concerns Rosie (Kamala Lopez-Dawson), a budding Latino actress, who takes a job at a phone sex company in order to pay the bills. When she finds a sympathetic customer in Dr. Robert Stern (Bryan Cranston), a dangerously intense phone relationship commences, culminating in a face-to-face meeting between the two. Monika Treut's TABOO PARLOR, set in Hamburg, finds a lesbian couple (played by Priscilla Barnes and Camilla Soeberg) bringing an attractive man (Michael Carr) home for the novelty value. But before he can fully comprehend their true intentions, the role reversal has taken place and he has become the tortured victim. Clara Law's WONTON SOUP follows a distraught Hong Kong man, Adrian (Tim Lounibos), who is determined to win the affections of Ann (Hayley Man) by rekindling their spent passions with a series of outrageously hysterical aphrodisiac recipes. At turns brutal, erotic, and comical, EROTIQUE is a refreshing burst of female-flavored sensuality from three world-renowned directors. (NOTE: Most video releases carry a fourth vignette, Ana Maria Magalhaes's FINAL CALL.)
Film Notes
DVD Features:
Region 0
Keep Case
Full Frame
Additional Release Material:
Trailers
Interactive Features:
Scene Access
Interactive Menus
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Production Notes
Filmographies
Industry Reviews
"The witty, steamy and audacious EROTIQUE is composed of three deft, sexy tales from three of today's most venturesome female filmmakers..."
Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas (01/20/1995)
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