Carmen nue

1984
12
1h 22m

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Erotic version of the well-known novel "Carmen" of Merimee with the use of the music from the opera of the same name from Georges Bizet. Carmen is a beautiful Gipsy girl and attracks many di... Read allErotic version of the well-known novel "Carmen" of Merimee with the use of the music from the opera of the same name from Georges Bizet. Carmen is a beautiful Gipsy girl and attracks many different men who start to fight for her love.Erotic version of the well-known novel "Carmen" of Merimee with the use of the music from the opera of the same name from Georges Bizet. Carmen is a beautiful Gipsy girl and attracks many different men who start to fight for her love.

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5John_Mclaren

Carmen err... topless

The naked Carmen? Well although she is undoubtedly and regularly sans habillees in this film, the production is really "the topless Carmen". Certainly the camera appears to linger on her chest to the exclusion of much else.

Pamela Prati is sultry and sexy as the eponymous anti-heroine. She has marvellous breasts, but if you are looking for a full frontal nudie fest, then this is not going to be your thing. The production of Albert Lopez is sensual rather than sexy. It is assertively not a raincoat/grindhouse type of filmic exercise.

Not really sure which market this was aimed at either. The production values are not bad, but this is not really any more than a synopsis of Bizet's classic with some of the music sampled throughout. Not really arty, not really sexploitation- and why it rated "18" in Germany is lost on me altogether. If you want opera with nudity, I would try "Aria". If you want Bizet, then go for the more conventional approach.

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The movie opens with a witch laying out cards, then the opening cards, with a naked feet Carmen walking on a rocky platform over the ocean (during the opening titles) and then the camera pans down to «Carmen» written with red carnations disposed on the ground to form the six letters.