Another competitor in the Nikon Film Festival
Defoe’s 2160hd film clip can be found here.
Author: UncleScoopy
The episode is titled “Caesar and Claretta.” It’s one of Helen’s lesser-known nude scenes, in a BBC drama starring Robert Hardy as Benito Mussolini, and Mirren as his lover, Claretta Petacci.
Once again, Johnny does an exceptional job, and once again the nudity is copious.
Karen Black and Sally Kellerman make sexy but non-nude appearances in some of these 1978 Australian movies. Kellerman’s role involves a see-through from a film called Magee and the Lady.
To find Johnny’s reviews of previous years, just scroll down from 1978.
“You have probably heard about the huge scandal with sexual allegations about Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs or whatever the fuck his name is these days. One of the first women that accused Diddy is his former girlfriend , singer and model Cassie Ventura.”
(Very unsafe for work. Some are very explicit.)
This and the next few posts will be from Defoe’s summary of the 14th Nikon Festival. The Nikon Film Festival is an annual competitive event for very short films. The length of each film must be between 120 and 140 seconds, the resolution must be at least 1080hd, and all films must be on the festival’s chosen theme, which was “Fire” for the 2024 season. There is no limit to the number of entries a filmmaker may submit.
Cecile Duflot in Derniere Valse (2024)
Defoe’s 2160hd film clip here.
Film clip here
Also naked in the film: Louisa Moritz.
Thoughts on the film:
Continue reading “Diane Franklin in The Last American Virgin (1982)”
Defoe’s clip can be found here.
Edouard Manet’s Olympia has been re-created many times in many media. This is one of the best. I can imagine that Manet’s model looked very much like this, right down to the stubby fingers.
Defoe’s clip from this film is here.
Marion Cadeau is a beautiful model. She looks like a young Jaqueline Bisset, ginger version.
“Smell like a captain.”
I really hope this is an internet hoax:
The luxury fashion house Balenciaga has once again sparked debate with its latest accessory, a bracelet designed to resemble a roll of clear tape, complete with the brand's logo and a hefty price tag of approximately $4,000!
This is just insane pic.twitter.com/DwUFI7lMl4
— epicthings (@justepicthings) March 23, 2024
When asked about the price tag, a local Balenciaga sales representative, Geoffrey Spicoli, replied:
Children race to collect marshmallows dropped from a helicopter at a Detroit-area park.
No children died from falling marshmallows, but it was in Detroit, so several died from drive-by gunfire.
Defoe’s 4K film clip is here.
The pitch:
“Louison devours life at both ends. Bipolar, she often attacks Orso who is madly in love with her. He knows that all this will end badly, but he wants to believe it. The day Louison disappears, everything collapses. Distraught, Orso calls Mara, Louison”s twin sister. Their relationship is ambiguous. Mara lives in the house as much as her sister, but they never cross paths. What game is Mara playing? Orso is lost and will have to go to the end of this two-faced passion to free himself and finally find the light.”
Lots of nudity, not many light bulbs.
A state representative in Michigan claimed on social media on Wednesday night that he had photo evidence of “illegal invaders” arriving at Detroit Metro Airport. One of the two photos he posted on X showed an Allegiant Air plane. The other photo showed three buses. He wrote: “Happening right now. Three busses just loaded up with illegal invaders at Detroit Metro. Anyone have any idea where they’re headed with their police escort?”
The illegal invaders turned out to be the Gonzaga basketball players, who were arriving to play in the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament.
When somebody pointed out his error, the dim-witted pol responded (I’m not making this up): “Sure kommie. Good talking point.”
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Your elected representatives at work!