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DuxRyu
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USA
44 Posts
11/06
Posted - Dec 22 2010 : 8:55PM
Has Marc Dorcel made any true to the term feature films that are not just vignettes made to look like a movie such as his famous Russian Institute films?
Thank you.
T0MBOne
Senior Member

1200 Posts
5/08
Posted - Dec 22 2010 : 10:46PM
Yep, a bunch of titles prior to 2000.
maltedecker All-Star Supporter
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369 Posts
5/07
Posted - Dec 23 2010 : 4:00AM
...and I think movies like "Casino - No Limit" would qualify as feature aswell.
DuxRyu
Member

USA
44 Posts
11/06
Posted - Dec 23 2010 : 7:15PM
Saw the trailer, and read a review. No, it wouldn't classify as a feature. Scenes that somewhat flow together is not a feature.
Thank you though.
maltedecker All-Star Supporter
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369 Posts
5/07
Posted - Dec 24 2010 : 4:52AM
Well, I agree that it is not a feature with heavy acting or real long non-sex-scenes (like Pirates) but then again the movie contains acting and a complete storyline that really tie the scenes together.
It didn't feel like just scenes that flow together as in the Russian Institute.
Edit: I wonder why they hardly shoot features like "Le Perfum de Mathilde" anymore. Is it a language barrier? I know that Hervé Bodilis for instance almost only shoots with girls from eastern Europe so it might be harder to make features appealing to the French market??
Edited by - maltedecker on 12/24/2010 4:56:16 AM
 
T0MBOne
Senior Member

1200 Posts
5/08
Posted - Dec 24 2010 : 10:58AM
It's easier for Bodilis to make these ultra-visual features, which allows him to hire talent that may or may not be able to speak a lick of French. Brit director Kendo is especially guilty of hiring these Eastern European beauties for his scenes with zero dialog.
In the 80s, before the fall of the Berlin Wall, I had a relationship with a multi-lingual Czech gal, who had to learn Russian but refused to speak it. She learned German on her own then took English at a language school. Before exiting the country, she learned French and Spanish as more of an after-thought. I guess her choice of languages and the order of taking them would make sense in general for these gals from the Central and Eastern European countries of today.
DuxRyu
Member

USA
44 Posts
11/06
Posted - Dec 24 2010 : 4:01PM
La Libertine looks promising, but hard to tell with just cut scenes for the trailer.
Anyone here reading this ever see Catalina Larranga in any of her Indigo Entertainment movies, like Voyeur Confessions or House of Love? That's kind of what I'm looking for but in a porn.
danl
Member

436 Posts
3/05
Posted - Dec 28 2010 : 8:35PM
What "bugs" me about Dorcel's films is that a LOT of them do not find their way into US markets, or if they do, they're priced TOO high for local video outlets to stock.
Case in point, according to its web site, the company released, WAY back in September of 09, a high-budget feature film, titled in English, "Mothers and Daughters," starring the INCOMPARABLE and strikingly beautiful Julia Ann, which has not YET been distributed in the States.
I REALLY want this film, but NOT for the $67 dollar price tag, which does not even cover the expensive overseas shipping bill, which is why, I'm sure, most US outlets said "NADA," as well to a GREAT many of Dorcel's productions.
One would think, that such a noted company would have a distribution outlet here in the US--something to think about, MD!
Flash All-Star Supporter
Golden Age Classic

11017 Posts
5/01
Posted - Dec 29 2010 : 12:08AM
They used to have a deal with Wicked. I don't know what happened to it.
T0MBOne
Senior Member

1200 Posts
5/08
Posted - Dec 29 2010 : 10:51AM
I've seen Dorcel titles at my local Hustler Store for alot less than $67 but I'm not sure if it's the title that you're requesting, danl. I've picked up a few of those late '90s Marc Dorcel productions out of their budget bin for $10.00, which is about as much as I'm willing to pay for most of this stuff.
danl
Member

436 Posts
3/05
Posted - Dec 29 2010 : 12:20PM
Thanx Tombone re the Hustler Store, which MIGHT carry most of Dorcel's stuff, but the adult video stores in my area (DFW) are all regional or "mom&pop stores, without the BUG bucks or desire to carry Dorcel.
The $67 price tag, I was referring, came from Dorcel's home site, and THAT, as I said, didn't even cover overseas shipping, another 20 bucks or so.
I might add, that I have personally asked management of practically EVERY store in the area to order Dorcel's "Mothers & Daughters."-- their response "its out of our pricing structure, but we will order a copy for you," and who knows what that might cost???

Flash All-Star Supporter
Golden Age Classic

11017 Posts
5/01
Posted - Dec 29 2010 : 12:48PM
If this is the title you are looking for it looks like it's about $40.00 prior to shipping at their site. And they have buy one get one free running, so if they have a second title that you are interested in that makes it about $20.00. I can't find shipping rates. It looks like it is about $54 through Orgazmik in the price search.
Joey Starr
Senior Member

Still wanking after all these years.
8082 Posts
10/00
Posted - Dec 31 2010 : 1:26PM
You must act quick as the buy one get one free over will be over soonish (maybe next week).
Joey Starr
Senior Member

Still wanking after all these years.
8082 Posts
10/00
Posted - Dec 31 2010 : 1:27PM
And the real good features they did were those Michel Ricaud directed titles, way back...
T0MBOne
Senior Member

1200 Posts
5/08
Posted - Jan 2 2011 : 12:19PM
Flash mentioned the deal that Dorcel had with Wicked; I found a 2001 fold-out that has a section called 'explicit eurotica' with those Dorcel titles that Wicked distributed:
The Cost of Lust
The Nurse's Diary
Fever of Laure
The Maze
Loves of Laure
Obsession of Laure
Masquerade
The Fist Lady
The Panty Thief
Angel's contract Part 1 (and Part 2)
Dangerous Woman
Dirty Deals



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