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CKP
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At first, I'd like to know what is the specification for Production notes you put here.
As I know, maybe I'm wrong, producer is Salieri, director Salieri, main film language Italian, so what Colmax has to do with it, Colmax probably released DVD for French market, so what ?
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3 central characters in this film are Bosnian Vila Neretva (Selen), her brother Grebak Neretva (Francesco Malcom), and Serbian nationalist Djordje (Valentino). Vera Neretva is Vila's and Grebak's sister, NOT mother. Their mother was dead before happenings discribed by this film.
Something stupid with these credits, I know very well what could be name of a Bosnian/Serbian man or woman. So Voira is Vera, and Jorge is Djordje. It's Italian film so if they named his character as Giorgio I wouldn't say anything but as I know Jorge is Spanish variant, why a Spanish name ???
But, I should ask Salieri what does that mean.
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Aliona as Elvira Storace plays Masha, Grebak's fioncee --->[ 1, 2 ]
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Ekat Porel plays Djordje/Jorge's mother - non-sex --->[ 1 ]
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Eliana Dante plays a 13 year old prisoner --->[ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ]
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Emanuela Ponti plays a Sarajevo woman who cared for Vila after her escape - non-sex --->[ 1 ]
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Joy Karins plays Vera/Voira Neretva, Vila's and Grebak's sister --->[ 1, 2, 3 ]
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Lea Martini as Mauricia Parker plays Vila's cousin --->[ 1, 2 ]
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Maria de Sanchez as Maria Sanchez, plays a Serbian nationalist/guerrilla --->[ 1, 2 ]
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Maria Szolontai as Judith Rastik plays Maria, Jorge's fioncee --->[ 1 ]
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Michele Soavy as Michela Soavi plays a prisoner --->[ 1, 2, 3 ]
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Nicolette Orsini as Federica Silvestri plays Grebak's student friend --->[ 1 ]
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Nikita Gross as Nikita plays a prisoner --->[ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]
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Olivia del Rio plays the jailer --->[ 1, 2 ]
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Sandy Foster plays Savka (daughter of the Sarajevo woman who cared for Vila) - non-sex --->[ 1, 2 ]
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Selen plays Vila Neretva --->[ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ]
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Serena Ippoliti plays a prisoner (Vila's aunt, mother of the prisoner played by Lea Martini - non-sex --->[ 1 ]
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There are 3 actresses more credited as prisoner - non-sex:
Maria Grazia Rovelli
Rosa Gentile
Elia Antonelli
but there are some uncredited women, probably treated as statists. Here are caps, could anybody ID who is who ? --->[ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ]
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BTW, film is awfull. Everything is pictured in dark ambient, dark atmosfere, colors are turned off/killed. Ok, theme is pesimistic/dark/gray, but technical charasteristics are very, very low. My reson to get this DVD is Eliana Dante. I have 3 her photosets from CC magazines where she's named as Miranda and searched her ID for a long time, I've heard some people mentioned that she could be Eliana Dante playing in CKP, but there wasn't vidcaps.

Emanuela Ponti is Rosa Giampaolo

I'd say you're right !
Thanks !

Thanks a lot.

It says DVD Colmax because that's the only DVD release I knew of. This comment could not go against an alternative title as the title was the same. Does anyone know if there are other DVD releases? Goldlight perhaps?

CKP - Guerra en la ex-Jugoslavia (Negro & Azul, Spain)

Well, I wanted to ask this, what should be more relevant Production, or distribution ?
You can have many distrubutors, so distributor's name is nothing, irrelevant against producer's one.

Unless you are saerching for the movie. Then the most prolific distributor in your region is more important, no?

Facts which describing a film doesn't have anything with it. If you make an "Porn History" book one day, who'll be important to mention, you or some meaningless distributor, or even some book store who sells your book.

Could Eliana Dante be the same as Tunde [3]?

This is a vid cap of Tunde from Prive di scrupoli, she is credited as Thunde

[img]http://hosted.yourimg.com/05/243/13/bscap053.jpg[/img]

We are quite happy to include both, but it isn't always clear which is which when one has limited information. In this case, Colmax was not the producer, but we never said it was.

All we can do is correct or add things when we are told about them.

Such information is entered into a field in the master database which is simply called 'Comments' and can include any useful (but brief) information that isn't covered by title (or alternative title), release date and director.