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Les Mille et une Perversions de Felicia (1976)
AKA Felicia
AKA Felicia
Directed by: Max Pecas
Starring: Mary Mendum, Béatrice Harnois, Jean Roche
Language: English dubbed
1,99GB - 94’30’’ - 706×576 - MKV
France - S-VHS
Starring: Mary Mendum, Béatrice Harnois, Jean Roche
Language: English dubbed
1,99GB - 94’30’’ - 706×576 - MKV
France - S-VHS
Longtime admirers of each other's achievements, erotic entrepreneurs Max Pécas and Radley Metzger finally joined forces in 1975 with former funding latter's awesome adaptation of Catherine Robbe-Grillet's pseudonymous penned (as "Jean de Berg") S&M romance THE IMAGE through his Paris-based production facility Les Films du Griffon. In return, Metzger would loan out that film's luminous leading lady as well as girlfriend throughout most of the decade Mary Mendum a/k/a "Rebecca Brooke" for Max's own entrance into the explicit arena (times demanding...) with FELICIA. In France, where l'amour comes naturally, Pécas saw no need for a name change to take the pornographic plunge. Casting aside their repressive government in favor of a supposedly more liberal alternative unexpectedly clamping down the Continental adult industry with surplus taxes and stringent regulation, French fornication filmmakers enjoyed a brief breath of freedom as powers that be shifted between 1974-76 when just about everything seemed possible without the social stigma that was soon to become their part. For Pécas personally, this meant a grand total of two sexually graphic efforts, the other being the unapologetically single-minded LUXURE.
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