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1995
Directed by Zalman King
Synopsis
In 1939, Elena went to Paris searching for her voice as a writer. What she found was her voice as a woman.
A struggling American writer and a fellow American expatriate begin a sordid affair among the chaos and discord of 1940 Paris, France on the brink of World War II.
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Cast
Audie England Costas Mandylor Bernard Zette Eric da Silva Rory Campbell Raven Snow Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje Markéta Hrubešová Robert Davi Emma Louise Moore Marek Vašut James Donahower Valérie Zawadská Stephen Halbert Dale Wyatt Eva Duchkova
DirectorDirector
Zalman King
ProducersProducers
Antonín Moskalyk Janis Rothbard Chaskin Matthew Gayne Evzen Kolar
WritersWriters
Elisa M Rothstein Patricia Louisianna Knop
Original WriterOriginal Writer
Anaïs Nin
CastingCasting
Noel Davis Sue Swan Jeremy Zimmermann
EditorsEditors
Marc Grossman James Gavin Bedford
CinematographyCinematography
Eagle Egilsson
Executive ProducersExec. Producers
Michael Nolin Rolf Mittweg Phillip L. Rosen
Production DesignProduction Design
Zdeněk Flemming
Art DirectionArt Direction
Daniel Dvořák Milan Starý
Set DecorationSet Decoration
Miloslav Dvořák
ComposerComposer
George S. Clinton
SoundSound
Harry Woolway Ann Scibelli Gregg Barbanell Vince Nicastro Keith Rogers Paul Menichini
Costume DesignCostume Design
Jolie Anna Jimenez
MakeupMakeup
Katerina Tymichova František Čížek Helena Subrtova
Studios
New Line Cinema Evzen Kolar Productions Alliance Films
Country
USA
Language
English
Alternative Titles
Delta de Vênus, El Poder Del Deseo, Venušina delta, Venušin pahorok, Delta de Venus, Il delta di Venere, דלתא ונוס, Делтата на Венера, 델타 비너스, 情迷维纳斯, Дельта Венеры, Дельта Венери, Venüs Deltası, Delta Wenus
Genres
Romance Drama
Releases by Date
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Theatrical
09 Jun 1995
Turkey
16 Sep 1995
- South Korea
13 Oct 1995
- USANC-17
06 Jun 1996
- Spain
Physical
04 Nov 2003
- USANC-17
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South Korea
16 Sep 1995
- Theatrical
Spain
06 Jun 1996
- Theatrical
Turkey
09 Jun 1995
- Theatrical
USA
13 Oct 1995
- TheatricalNC-17
04 Nov 2003
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Review by Lauren ★★½ 1
my crush on costas mandylor has led me to watch movies i wouldn't even watch with a gun placed to my head
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Review by elias ★★ 3
this is the costas mandylor soft p*rn movie that i watched solely because of my saw brainrot
Highlights include:
- Costas Mandylor gets on the ground to bark at a dog. Loudly.
- His love interest later looks at a photo of that scene and whispers "beautiful"
- He cheats on her, proving the "Hoffman whor*" hypothesis
- fascists?? for some reason?? why would u want fascists in your ~Erotic Movie~
its soooo bad lmao but unfortunately im a hoffman stan so -
Review by larry barry ★★★★★ 2
couldnt get past 20 minutes because i kept laughing. ik those puppy hoffman enjoyers r frothing over this movie somewhere 💀
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Review by jay ★
ok i'm done guys i promise. swearing off dick for the rest of my life on god i'm DONE
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Review by Brian Formo ★★★
Zalman King treats Anaïs Nin with respect, pulling directly from narration passages and also dismissing the unknown person who demands a lack of intimacy in her text and instead wants only details of bodily organs without the flowery language. "Leave out the poetry, concentrate on sex, only sex" the buyer of her text asks, and she asks "does anyone experience pleasure from reading clinical descriptions?" His response, "I want graphic description, hard edged and unadorned" which is essentially what p*rnography became, as much as Nin and later Zalman King attempted to focus on the inner workings of female pleasure (Nin in writing, King making sure capillaries blush) . Well, King's direction does the opposite of p*rnography as the organs matter…
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Review by Soap ✮ ★★★½ 1
Extra star for both times costas’s ass was on screen.
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Review by Adam Hursey ★★ 1
I had a friend in high school who had an enormous crush on Costas Mandylor. I'm not even sure where she first saw him. Soapdish perhaps? Or maybe it was just the previews for that 90s gangster flick Mobsters, which I had forgotten even existed (so much so that I didn't have it marked as watched on my LB account), but suddenly remember going to see at the theater opening weekend. In 1991, I would have been 15 or 16, so going to an R rated movie was always a chance of getting turned away by some overzealous usher on a power trip.
I have a bit of a baby face, even nearing 50 years old. People said I would…
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Review by Robert Hayes ★★½
There's about half of a good movie in here, surrounded on either side by a stupid and pretentious love story that I couldn't have given two sh*ts about. Superficially, this was a well-directed film with decent cinematography, good music, and suitably titillating erotic scenes (as one would expect from Zalman King). The problem is that the two leads are a bit wooden. The film also toyed with saying some deeper things about the relationship between transgressive sexuality and radical/authoritarian politics, but it amounted to little more than period window dressing. While I didn't actively dislike this overall, I can only hope that further forays into Zalman King's work will be a little better. (At some point in the future, I will be watching 9 1/2 Weeks.)
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Review by 𝖇𝖗𝖔𝖈𝖈𝖘𝖎 ☭ ★★★½ 3
what do I need to say? I only watched this because of Costas (the saw brainrot is very real)
I mean;
him asking "do you want me to make love to you?" in that raspy voice,
them f*cking on the ground like the dog he is (literally barking),
seeing his naked chest and those massive pecs (best man tit* ever),
seeing Costas' naked ass,
hearing him panting and moaning!!
I'm trembling
literally just me screaming at my screen for 99 minutes straight, uhm, I mean gay -
Review by jam 1
You Mark Hoffman and Costas Mandylor stans need to get a grip (it’s me, I’m stans)
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Review by Vulture ★★★★ 5
I don't watch p*rn -Costas Mandylor
so that's what he sounds like I won't elaborate...anyway I powered through this film cause obviously it's Costas and I'm a major simp for Hoffman but this felt like 50 shades of grey with worse dialogue but....the highlights are.... Costas..... Costas and Costas ...oh and he Barked like a dog ....I never knew I needed that but here I am....I can't tell if I love or hate this film it was like a dream true.... But I can say...it didn't have enough of him in this at least not on screen, when I said I liked Romance this wasn't what I meant!! Is it bad I want to buy this like a physical copy? I am sorry to my brother for making him watch this with me
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Review by Laila ★★
not good but costas was actually beautiful so it made it watchable
