2005 - Secrets Of Women(La Perla Nera/Diamonds Film International)
[Italian title “Segreti Di Donna”, sometimes listed as “Secrets Of Woman”]
Director “Pierre Le Blanc”/Bruno Mattei Story Anthony Trenton, Bruno Mattei Screenplay Anthony Trenton Producer “Gianni”/Giovanni Paolucci Cinematography Luigi Ciccarese Music Flipper Editor Daniele Campelli Scenography Randy Garnier Production Manager Sammy Interno Costumes Chochy Nicdao
Cast Kathy Novak (Nicole Wilson), Yvette Yzon (Jane Dimao), Robert Davis
Nicole Wilson is a fascinating American sexologist who is invited in a Far East town to meet some patients of a colleague of hers, George Woo, who had a love affair with her in the past. Her friend and assistant Jane is with her. She's a beautiful oriental woman, and with her, Nicole wants to complete a book on women erotic fantasies. Nicole is immediately stroke by the fascinating exotic place, but she doesn't forget her book, and while she develops her erotic stories, the young girls assisted by doctor Woo starts meeting with her. Gradually, Nicole and Jane are kept by oriental pleasures, discovering the most exciting situations in an explosion of eroticism. George start courting again Nicole, but she doesn't want to open an old story again and before going back to the USA, she will abandon herself to extremely transgressing relationships, until they reach the peak of a sex triangle…But once this satisfying intercourse is ended, she will realize that surprises have not yet finished.
Andrew Leavold owned and managed Trash Video, the largest cult video rental store in Australia, from 1995 to 2010. He is also a published author, researcher, film festival curator (Brisbane International Film Festival, Melbourne Underground Film Festival), musician, TV presenter, occasional digital filmmaker, and above all, unrepentant and voracious fan of eccentric and lowbrow cinema.
Leavold's latest film project is a guerrilla documentary shot in Manila. The Search For Weng Weng, currently in post-production, chronicles Leavold's quest to find the truth behind the midget Filipino James Bond. His research on genre filmmaking in the Philippines formed the basis of Mark Hartley's documentary Machete Maidens Unleashed! (released internationally in 2010), on which Leavold is also Associate Producer.
A PhD student at Brisbane’s Griffith University, Leavold’s thesis is soon to be published as a book entitled “Bamboo Gods And Bionic Boys: A History Of Pulp Filmmaking In The Philippines”.
CONTACT: trash@trashvideo.com.au
Synopsis from the Diamonds International Film website:
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