Glenn and Carlo are in the beautiful and exotic island of Bali where they work on writing a photo book. Glenn is in the grip of a mystical crisis, influenced by the magical rituals of the pl. Read all Glenn and Carlo are in the beautiful and exotic island of Bali where they work on writing a photo book. Glenn is in the grip of a mystical crisis, influenced by the magical rituals of the place, converted to Hinduism. Glenn and Carlo are in the beautiful and exotic island of Bali where they work on writing a photo book. Glenn is in the grip of a mystical crisis, influenced by the magical rituals of the place, converted to Hinduism.
Well, at least the producers realized what was definitely missing, too, in the 1970 version – sex and crime
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Well, at least the producers realized what was definitely missing, too, in the 1970 version – sex and crime
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After 1973’s “Malizia”, when Laura Antonelli was at the height of her popularity, inventive producer Alfredo Bini dug out an old box office failure of hers, the 1970 production “Bali”. But he didn’t just re-release it as it was, but shot about half an hour of new scenes. They serve as a framing background to the 1970 material, and apparently, the new version was very successful due to the Laura Antonelli craze. Unfortunately this means that the only version available today is the 1975 release, and what was cut from the 1970 version is probably lost forever.
Two problems are obvious: The 1970 version, at least what’s left of it, is not really good to begin with. And the 1975 additions are pointless and boring for the most part.
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So you have photographer and journalist Carlo (Emmanuelle 23’s Umberto Orsini) working on a book about the island of Bali, while he is assisted by the introverted dropout Glenn (John Steiner). “Daria’s fascination turns to love , Carlo gets jealous, and Glenn wants to die”の続きを読む