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Amelia 2022-03-16 08:01:01
The end of the experience - "Bliss Feast"
In 1973, Marco Ferreri's film "The Bliss" does look a bit shocking in terms of content, but the emergence of a large number of similar films in the 1970s has weakened the strange features of "The Bliss", "The 120 Days of Sodom", "Sensual World", "Caligula" and many other famous names were born in...
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Guadalupe 2022-03-16 08:01:01
eat to death, eat to death
Don't think too much about this movie, just watch it.
A variety of ways to eat, food, everything. It’s just that in such an unscrupulous process, you may have various desires—but, there is no appetite.
This film is to let you know where the way out is after the desire is extremely inflated and...
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Trycia 2022-03-26 09:01:14
About the film that I eat, I lose my appetite after watching it.
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Annalise 2022-03-16 08:01:01
Worldly Movies. I no longer have any expectations for the world, and I am extremely bored and determined to die. Also on sexual intercourse and excretion. Discreet charm and Sodom. Chinese room, big breasts, big butt, and shit (literally). 70s, the idea is absurd, but the pioneering, critical, infectious, and influential are not enough. Marcelo's profile of sexist.
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Marcello: You should do a special menu. "A dinner offered by four Burgundian gentlemen to three nice Canterbury whores!"
Philippe: Ah, so they're whores, eh?
Michel: What did you expect?
Philippe: I've got a great menu idea. "The Whore Menu"! A sauté of fat and lean given by four gourmand gourmets, epicures for three young ladies, in twelve courses.
Marcello: That's it.
Philippe: Crayfish à la Mozart on a bed of rice à la Sully, with Sauce Aurora.
Marcello: Not bad.
