Interesting story:

Inspired by a best selling true story by Sharon Yitzhaki. Sharon went to Bolivia with a young guy she barely knew. She was framed and accused of smuggling 10 kilos of cocaine across the border. They threw her into Bolivia’s most atrocious women’s prison. News stations picked up the story and Sharon soon became the most “famous” woman convicted in the country. She carried on a tempestuous love affair with the head of the Bolivian drug cartel who was in the adjacent men’s jail. With this connection she became the biggest drug dealer in the prison. Sharon’s gathered around her a ‘family’, adopting a seven-year-old orphan girl and bonding with a beautiful transgender. She got addicted to cocaine but recovered so she could look after her ‘family’. A lucky break came when the Pope declared a “Holy Year of Mercy” for the millennium, and Sharon used a loophole in the law to escape with her ‘family’ to New York. This happened before her 26th birthday… and it’s all true.

The movie is also known as Mira Flores, after the prison where she was incarcerated.

The countries of origin are Israel, Guatemala and the United States. I assume that Guatemala plays the part of Bolivia, but I have not seen the film. I had never even heard of it until I saw Zorg’s video today.

Here’s a link to the source novel

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She was popular in the late 70s and early 80s, but hasn’t been seen onscreen in about 30 years.

She is still alive, living in Tucson, as far as I know, although her Facebook page has not been updated since 2020. She published a Christian children’s book that same year.

Brought up from the comment section. It’s her only nude scene, and you’d never really know it unless you dedicate your life to the cause.

Here’s what you see in real time.

But if you really clean it up, you can see that there is a nipple in there, or at least part of one.

Highly theatrical Russian art film.

Time to judge humanity. “And who is the judge?” a picky viewer will ask. Yes, and who will obey judges who have emerged from different eras and civilizations, accusing the entire human race. Everything is mixed up in this phantasmagoria – and the cellars of the Inquisition, where Jesus Christ met Leo Tolstoy, and representatives of the intergalactic community considering the Earthlings’ claim to accept them into their brotherhood, and today, hardly distinguishable from the barbarism of bygone eras…

These have been colorized.

The entire three-hour B&W film is online here.

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From the comments:

Here she is in a Music video Ellen Slusarchi – It’s August

Another video: Ellen Slusarchi – Inakomyslie (2013)

Set in Greece, the show tells the story of a woman who goes on holiday with her family and friends to rediscover joy in her life. But once in paradise, what starts with an illicit kiss quickly turns the dream holiday into a nightmare.

It’s a BBC series filmed in Malta, which apparently plays the part of Greece.

Johnny Moronic’s film clips are here

She’s German, but played college volleyball in the USA. Stranger still, she played for Coppin State, an HBCU. A blonde German must have been quite conspicuous on campus.

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A guy is watching this through a VR headset, so it may have only a peripheral relationship to reality.

But either way, here it is:

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Have you ever wondered whatever happened to Uwe Boll, the eccentric German director who make a splash in the early 2000s, when many considered him the worst director who ever lived? He disappeared from the scene for a few years and had no IMDb credits from 2017-2021, but he’s back, and he directed this film. He also wrote and produced.

Have you ever wondered whatever happened to Armie Hammer, the handsome actor whose career got derailed when people found out about some of his dark personal peccadillos? His weird fetishes could have been overlooked, but he was also accused of a brutal rape. The LAPD had to drop the criminal case because there was no evidence, but the mainstream industry was not as forgiving as the legal system. He became a pariah, was banished from major projects, and has to get work where he can find it. He’s the star of this film, as the vigilante

Have you ever wondered whatever happened to Costas Mandylor, who seemed to be in every movie in the 1990s that came from the hyphen universe? (Made-for-cable and straight-to-video.) He now has a scaled-down version of an Eric Roberts career, flying around the world for whatever work may be available to a 60-year-old man who used to be a grade-B character actor in his 30s. In other words, he gets the roles that are turned down by Eric Roberts, but only if Michael Pare also refuses them. He’s the second lead in this film, as the cop who has sworn to bring the vigilante to justice, and fails mightily in that endeavor.

As for Alona Hertha, she’s a petite woman who resembles Rosie Perez, and was a fairly popular nude model. (A Google search finds plenty of frontals from German Playboy and other sources.) As you know, 40 is 80 in nude model years, so she has seen the handwriting on the wall as she approaches her 40th birthday, and therefore hopes to expand her options by acting. She is still very trim, and there is still some demand for women who will do movie nude scenes. She plays a hooker in this film, in a sex scene that goes on for five minutes and has nothing to do with the rest of the film. (And the entire movie is only 89 minutes long, including the opening and closing credits. Hey, Uwe isn’t such a bad director. At least he knows what’s important!)

As for the movie – it’s a Charles Bronson movie re-imagined as a high-level right-wing fantasy. A very rich man decides that he is going to bring justice to everyone in an unnamed European country (filmed in Croatia) who has been harmed by Europe’s wishy-washy liberal immigration policies. He sets about building himself a private arsenal and fortress-like bunkers, whereupon he takes to the street to kill various Africans and Middle Easterners who have gotten away with violent crimes. While he’s at it, he also starts killing the judges who set these criminals free, and the people who show sympathy for the criminals on social media.

When an army of SWAT policemen come for him, he kills all of them as well. He’s filthy rich, remember. He kills the first two waves of policemen by machine-gunning them from his impregnable bunker. He then escapes through a secret tunnel, and blows up the remaining policemen when they try to follow him. He also comes to a “happy” ending. As the film ends, he has never been caught, and makes a speech about how immigrants have destroyed Europe, how he hopes to continue his work, and how he hopes to motivate “the people” to join in his murderous mission. The blackout is followed by word slides detailing the number of rapes and murders committed by immigrants in Europe. Suffice it to say, if Stephen Miller knew about this film, he would watch it every night, masturbating furiously!

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SIDEBAR: Uwe is a provocateur, and his films usually have some touches of dark, transgressive humor, but the only indication that anyone involved with the film has a sense of humor is that one of the judges killed by the vigilante is a 70ish man called Judge Reinhold!