This is a biopic of Florence Arthaud, “the little bride of the Atlantic”. Arthaud made sailing history by defeating all the men in the Route du Rhum in 1990.

Marvelous!

Here’s some old-fashioned 1980s-style glamour and cinematography. You can easily imagine Valerie Kaprisky doing these same scenes back in the day. (Except that we might have seen full-frontals in the 1980s.)


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Defoe’s film clip is here.

“Bianca Censori’s recent visit to Melrose Tanning Salon in West Hollywood turned heads as she donned yet another scandalous ensemble.”

Sample:

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Perhaps more interesting than Bianca’s fashion sense is Kanye’s. He’s gone Full Herman Munster with the shoes, and Full Torgo with the calves and knees.

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Footnotes for the pop culture impaired:

Herman Munster, from “The Munsters,” a cheesy B&W sitcom from the mid-60s.


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Torgo from “Manos, the Hands of Fate” (1966), a no-budget “horror” film often ridiculed as the worst movie ever released (#2 on IMDb’s lowest rated).


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Norman’s Corner was written by Larry David. It lasted one episode. It was awful. I’m surprised they let it run through the first episode instead of replacing it with a test pattern about halfway. I shut it off after six minutes, and I like both Gilbert and Larry David a lot.

Norman’s Corner very nearly prevented Seinfeld from getting the green light, after an NBC executive, who was considering David and Seinfeld’s pitch, allegedly asked, “Isn’t Larry David the guy who wrote that piece of shit pilot with Gilbert Gottfried?”


Yennie

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Film clip here

Cassidy

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Previously:

Ashlynn Yennie topless in Submission (2016). That performance almost got her into the top ten among the top nude scenes of 2016. (She tied for 11th.)

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I can’t remember Katie Cassidy, David’s daughter, being naked in anything else, except for her strip show act in Live! (2007)

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Liv Lisa has a cute, girl-next-door look. She sort of reminds me of a young Karen Allen (without the freckles).

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Kafka is a new mini series about … well, I guess you know who it’s about.

It’s probably a raucous, youthploitation comedy because that Kafka was a one wacky guy.

OK, Maybe not.

Kafka died young, and in complete obscurity. He published almost nothing in his lifetime, and his few published works appeared in obscure literary magazines. He hated his own writing. Scholars estimate that he burned 90% of what he wrote, and gave instructions in his will that his remaining unpublished works were to be burned as well. So you can see that he was not a jolly, happy soul.

Oddly, many of his acquaintances describe a very different man from the one I have described above. They found him to be charming and (gasp) funny! I suppose his problem was that he was pathologically insecure, so his true self was seen only by those in his trusted circle. We assume that any film or series about Kafka will be as dull as dishwater, but that does not have to be the case. He was not a sterile, high-falutin’, hoity-toity, drawing-room intellectual. Kafka never married, but was constantly pursuing women. He was also very fond of brothels and was keenly interested in porn! In short, he was one horny-ass mofo.

Fortunately for the world, but perhaps unfortunately for students required to take unwelcome survey courses in world literature, the executor of his will ignored his instructions, and arranged for the publication of The Castle, The Trial and Amerika, all of which are now accepted as part of the canon of great literature. Kafka has posthumously achieved the fame denied to him in life. English even has a word, “Kafkaesque,” to describe situations like those faced by his characters. (Oppressive, menacing power wielded senselessly and surrealistically against a helpless, innocent, confused and ultimately despairing individual.)