First Italian porn film
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First Italian porn film
Which is the "first Italian porn film"? My knowledge depends on a few written sources, thus this is a subject of much controversy. Then, this one also contains further questions: what is a "porn film" and what is an "Italian film"
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Re: First Italian porn film
Give me a break Samaritan!!!
There are authoritative Italian books on the subject, which I do not have access to, which may resolve the issue. Those who are more knowlegeble and have read these tomes would be able to comment, but I doubt whethere anyone can really nail it down.
It would be just as difficult in determining which was the first US porn film (no it definitely not MONA, and no one really has been able to establish that, as far as I know!!!), as well as the first hc French film (probably not PUSSY TALK either).
As far what constitutes an Italian (hc) movie, that should not be so difficult. Sure sometimes director and cast hid under a variety of names and usually americanized names at that, like they did when they made spaghetti westerns (Mario Girotti became Terence Hill, Giuliano Gemma used the name of Montgomery Wood, director Giorgio Ferroni was Calvin Padget and other names, Gian Maria Volonte even used John Wells, even Sergio Leone had to hide under the name of Bob Robertson when he released A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS) but that should not be too difficult determine.
There are authoritative Italian books on the subject, which I do not have access to, which may resolve the issue. Those who are more knowlegeble and have read these tomes would be able to comment, but I doubt whethere anyone can really nail it down.
It would be just as difficult in determining which was the first US porn film (no it definitely not MONA, and no one really has been able to establish that, as far as I know!!!), as well as the first hc French film (probably not PUSSY TALK either).
As far what constitutes an Italian (hc) movie, that should not be so difficult. Sure sometimes director and cast hid under a variety of names and usually americanized names at that, like they did when they made spaghetti westerns (Mario Girotti became Terence Hill, Giuliano Gemma used the name of Montgomery Wood, director Giorgio Ferroni was Calvin Padget and other names, Gian Maria Volonte even used John Wells, even Sergio Leone had to hide under the name of Bob Robertson when he released A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS) but that should not be too difficult determine.