Lilian la virgen pervertida VTS -1984-

Lilian la virgen pervertida
720*576 Pixel - 1:12 Std. - 2870 MB

Cast: Katja Bienert, Antonio Mayans, Mario Pereira, Emilio Linder, Mari Carmen Nieto, José Llamas, Daniel White, Rosa María Martín, Lina Romay

Studio: Jesus Franco, Golden Films Internacional S.A.
Released: 1984
Category: 80s, Oldie, Classic, Vintage, Retro, DVD5, Video TS, Feature, Story, Cumshot, Lesbian, Pussy Licking, Toys

Video:
Codec: MPEG-PS
Länge: 1:12 Std.
Auflösung: 720*576 Pixel
Bitrate: 4838 Kbps
FPS: 25

Audio:
Codec: AC-3
Sample-Rate: 48000 Hz
Bitrate: 192 Kbps

In Episoden aufgeteilt: ja

A naked girl is found in the Spanish countryside by a passerby in a car. He rescues and revives her at his abode and is told the story (in flashback) of how she came to be this way. She had been invited to live with a couple (Lina Romay being one of them) in what seemed like an innocent affair. Unbeknownst to her, they were inclined to abusing their "guests" in all sorts of manners. A local bar (which, if memory serves, they own) is used as the meeting point for many of these folks. The rescuer, after learning this, decides to take matters into in own hands and seek these people out for vengeance."
"This Jess Franco film actually become a huge hit and somewhat historical in his country of Spain. While filming this movie Spain finally removed their no porn policy so Franco went and shot some hardcore scenes making this the countries first (legal) porno. To call this a porno is pretty unfair and takes away from the film because the added scenes are really just there to extend the already there sex scenes. Lilian (Katja Bienert) is found in the desert, near death but when she awakens she tells her savior (Robert Foster) of the hell house she escaped from. She was being held captive by a couple (Emilio Linder, Lina Romay) who ran a brothel and forced her into various sexual acts. In the end, this film is basically about child abuse and the label of being the first Spanish porno is probably going to keep most people away from watching it, which is a shame. I personally wouldn't object to an edited version with the hardcore scenes removed because the film is very strong in its technical style as well as its storytelling. The cinematography is top notch, the music score by Pablo Villa is excellent and Franco wonderfully captures that dreamlike nature that only he can build.