Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Interesting result of this technique.
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Bondage / Captivity / Interrogation / Torture Scenes in Mainstream Movies
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patbeer
Magistrate
Just a link for those who want moving images without watching the whole movie (looks psychotically influenced)
patbeer
Magistrate
And the link. This time only the .html. Took forever to load the former link. https://www.aznude.com/azncdn/4912e...e449/4912efb7b4a24c14ac0e36021163e449-hd.html
nsur1
Governor
14 February has come, and the first few episodes of "The New Look" have been released. I've looked through Episodes 1 and 2, which clarify matters:
- The caps from the trailer do not actually show the arrest scene -- in the scene from the trailer, Maisie is saved by resistance fighters who shoot the two German soldiers who are molesting her. The actual arrest is right at the end of Episode 1, but not shown on screen.
- There are two types of tortures during Maisie's captivity with the Gestapo in Episode 2. The longer and more explicitly shown scene has Maisie forced to kneel in a stress position with her wrists cuffed to her ankles while a Nazi officer is asking questions and gloating. See caps below. Interspersed between two separate scenes of her in this hogcuffed kneeling scene is a brief scene where she is dunked into a bathub full of ice water, but it's barely visible and not worth preparing caps. Episode 2 ends with Maisie in a freight car with other prisoners on the way to the concentration camp in Germany.
- I have not yet found an online source for Episode 3 (I'm not an Apple+ subscriber), but from a promotional interview with Maisie I understand that it shows her head being shaved on arrival at the concentration camp (which also happened to the historical Catherine Dior). It's Maisie's actual hair that is being shaved off on screen -- some of you may remember her dramatic change of hairstyle in 2022, which was caused by filming this scene. I'd like to see that scene which no doubt will be clipped and appear online soon.
She keeps her clothes on during the torture scenes (including the water torture), but there is a short nude scene including an even shorter nipple flash in Episode 1, which has already been clipped and uploaded on Aznude:
fallenmystic
Tribune
Can't expect much kinky content from mainstream films, but I like the way he whipped her chest area repeatedly.
I wonder if it was scripted or intentional "improvisation" from the male actor.
Naraku
Draconarius
Triumph of the Ten Gladiators (Il trionfo dei dieci gladiatori) 1964.
The girl on the cross is Halina Zalewska. Born in Poland but raised in Italy. Sadly, she died in a fire in 1976 at the age of 36.
The evil, but clumsy one is Helga Line', born in German but raised in Portugal, she retire from movies in 1986 and is now 91 years old.
(I know way too much about these films for a straight guy.)
Pythonesque - in more ways than one!
kendelo
Tribune
How many Oscars did this masterpiece snag?Pythonesque - in more ways than one!
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
The snake was definitely nominated "Best prop in a sword-and-sandal film".
I'd say 'best actor' (granted the competition wasn't great
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nsur1
Governor
Thanks to @ees001 for the link to the series download for "The New Look" in English -- much better than my previous source.
I've now caught up to Ep. 06 which was released earlier today, and I think this probably concludes the Catherine Dior (Maisie Williams) nazi torture/concentration camp story line barring some further flashbacks in future episodes.
Following on from my earlier post up from Ep. 01 and 02, the story continues with lengthy (and boring) scenes with Christian Dior and Coco Chanel compromising themselves to a greater (Chanel) or lesser (Dior) extent living and working in luxury during the wartime occupation of Paris, interspersed with short sharp scenes showing Maisie's much more interesting parallel story line in captivity.
Ep. 03 has three scenes of interest (cut up and spread through the running time of the episode):
1. On arrival in Germany by train, Maisie and the other female prisoners are herded through an old railroad yard over uneven cobbles and various debris. Maisie is still wearing her high heels from the time of her arrest and loses her footing. A German soldier shouts at her to get up again at gun point, which she does. Seconds later, another solider deliberately trips up another woman, kicks her in the chest as she's trying to get up and shoots her at point blank range. Quite a graphic shooting scene, especially when watched frame-by-frame, as they have used CGI to add the gun blast and the passage of bullet and blood bursting through the back of the body.
2. The prisoners are then registered individually, told to strip to their underwear (Maisie wimps out by getting to keep her satin slip on), issued with prison dresses, then have their hair cropped short (not shaved, as I had been led to believe). Again, Maisie's treatment doesn't quite live up to how it was trailed. Yes, we may see her own hair being cut on screen, but when we see it cut it's still mid-length. The more drastic haircut down to stubble is off-screen.
3. After processing is completed, Maise and the other prisoners are herded at nighttime through the gates of Ravensbrück concentration camp (an all-female camp), giving us our first glimpse of Maisie's new hair style.
Here are my screencaps of the processing, stripping and hair cropping sequence -- I'll post the shooting scene caps later. As per my recent discussion with @Wragg earlier in this thread, I'm posting 10 images as the sequence tells a story. All 10 pictures combined are only 325k in total anyway, so data use should be minimal.
Following on from this, the German occupation of Paris ends in Ep. 04, which does not feature Maisie at all. She makes her next appearance in the very last frame of Ep. 05, arriving back at her brother's appartment after the liberation of Ravensbrück camp, with uneven stubble on her scalp, emaciated and broken. In Ep. 06, Dior tries to nurture his sister back to strength but she is having episodes of PTSD and flashbacks to her torture by the SS: she gets tortured by sleep deprivation (which is not very visual) and by submerging in a bath of ice water (visually more rewarding). Very brief scenes, but worth a couple of caps. By the end of the episodes, she gets some closure when the young resistance fighter whose name she did not divulge under torture seeks her out and thanks her for saving his life.
All in all, a quite well handled and shot storyline, following the historical record pretty closely as far as I can tell. It only comes to less than ten minutes of film on Maisie's story though, spread over five episodes. The rest of the series is much less involving. I particularly found it grating that all the actors are speaking English with ridiculous faux-French accents, which breaks my suspension of disbelief. Inspector Clouseau comes to mind...
Also a waste of John Malkovich's acting talents as he has little to do but making camp exclamations.
nsur1
Governor
As promised, here is the shooting scene from Ep. 03 of "The New Look":
"On arrival in Germany by train, Maisie and the other female prisoners are herded through an old railroad yard over uneven cobbles and various debris. Maisie is still wearing her high heels from the time of her arrest and loses her footing. A German soldier shouts at her to get up again at gun point, which she does. Seconds later, another solider deliberately trips up another woman, kicks her in the chest as she's trying to get up and shoots her at point blank range. Quite a graphic shooting scene, especially when watched frame-by-frame, as they have used CGI to add the gun blast and the passage of bullet and blood bursting through the back of the body."
#1 and #2 show Maisie stumbling and getting back to her feet at gunpoint. The woman to her right in #2 is then pushed to the ground by a soldier and shot dead. Images #6 to #9 are four consecutive frames, between them covering just over a tenth of a second of the bullet passing through her and gore bursting out of the back of her body.
While a pretty low-key scene , I was intrigued by the way they've created this effect and the detail in the frames for what is only a split second on screen.
"On arrival in Germany by train, Maisie and the other female prisoners are herded through an old railroad yard over uneven cobbles and various debris. Maisie is still wearing her high heels from the time of her arrest and loses her footing. A German soldier shouts at her to get up again at gun point, which she does. Seconds later, another solider deliberately trips up another woman, kicks her in the chest as she's trying to get up and shoots her at point blank range. Quite a graphic shooting scene, especially when watched frame-by-frame, as they have used CGI to add the gun blast and the passage of bullet and blood bursting through the back of the body."
#1 and #2 show Maisie stumbling and getting back to her feet at gunpoint. The woman to her right in #2 is then pushed to the ground by a soldier and shot dead. Images #6 to #9 are four consecutive frames, between them covering just over a tenth of a second of the bullet passing through her and gore bursting out of the back of her body.
While a pretty low-key scene , I was intrigued by the way they've created this effect and the detail in the frames for what is only a split second on screen.
nsur1
Governor
This is probably my last post about "The New Look" -- it's not all that on-topic as a show, but hey it's Maisie Williams!
This sequence starts with the final shot of Ep 05, Maisie with cropped hair and in poor shape arrives back at Dior's appartment in Paris after the end of the war, followed in Ep 06 by a flashback to her water torture at the hand of the SS after her arrest:
This sequence starts with the final shot of Ep 05, Maisie with cropped hair and in poor shape arrives back at Dior's appartment in Paris after the end of the war, followed in Ep 06 by a flashback to her water torture at the hand of the SS after her arrest:
Venom
Assistant executioner
Strangeland (1998)
"Captain Howdy" preys on girls on the internet and subsequently performs extrem body modifications on them. Current favourite is Genevieve (Linda Cardellini), who is put through her paces in more than one discipline.
Amongst the pleasures bestowed upon her and her fellow sufferers are sutured lips, gibbetting and hardcore needle play.
If anybody wonders about script and acting; they are present, and that's it. The film works first and foremost through its highly fetishised body-mod aesthetics, a department in which it is an absolute go-to.
"Captain Howdy" preys on girls on the internet and subsequently performs extrem body modifications on them. Current favourite is Genevieve (Linda Cardellini), who is put through her paces in more than one discipline.
Amongst the pleasures bestowed upon her and her fellow sufferers are sutured lips, gibbetting and hardcore needle play.
If anybody wonders about script and acting; they are present, and that's it. The film works first and foremost through its highly fetishised body-mod aesthetics, a department in which it is an absolute go-to.
prtn
Governor
one of the best!
Venom
Assistant executioner
(after midnight CET now, so I hope I get away with posting some more pics)
Honourably mentioned: The Curse of Sleeping Beauty (2016)
A bloke has reoccuring visions of the fabulous girl Briar Rose (India Eisley), who beseeches him in various dreamscapes to awaken her from her centuries-long sleep.
In one of the more dramatic swevens Briar Rose seems to be trapped in a spiked head cage of sort. Later on, we find her lying in a metal reimagination of her glass coffin.
Low-budget as it may be, the film has some nice visuals and its highly agreeable lead actress going for it. Sadly it turns ever more ridiculous in its second half, even within its own premise.
Honourably mentioned: The Curse of Sleeping Beauty (2016)
A bloke has reoccuring visions of the fabulous girl Briar Rose (India Eisley), who beseeches him in various dreamscapes to awaken her from her centuries-long sleep.
In one of the more dramatic swevens Briar Rose seems to be trapped in a spiked head cage of sort. Later on, we find her lying in a metal reimagination of her glass coffin.
Low-budget as it may be, the film has some nice visuals and its highly agreeable lead actress going for it. Sadly it turns ever more ridiculous in its second half, even within its own premise.
patbeer
Magistrate
I think I found a (very) good one that hasn't been posted here (I hope).
Just find it at AZnude.
'Theresa & Allison'
Just find it at AZnude.