"Joanna Bell, Helen Madigan, Peter Savage, Marc Stevens, Sonny Landham & Pamela Serpe" Classic, Feature A Saint, a Woman, a Devil Vinegar Syndrome
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Marc Stevens, Helen Madigan, Joanna Bell, Peter Savage, Sonny Landham & Pamela Serpe headline this production, which touches on visual themes like softer, more visual-focused or glamour-style erotic content.
A runtime of about 1 hour and 31 minutes gives the production a more substantial, feature-like feel.
According to the original synopsis, the scene is framed around evolving interaction and pacing. A short summary from the source material:
7 Faces, 7 Appetites, 7 Times The Action... In The Body Of One Woman. Sylvia is a racy, action packed, fast moving, in-depth study about severely berated human behavior. Not since Three Faces of Eve has a film attempted to so clearly define a true history of multiple personality. Sylvia D'Constant (Joanna Bell) is seemingly a quiet, reserved, saintly person living on a quiet, reserved well-manicured street in upper-middle class suburbia. From the opening of this film, the viewer becomes involved in the gamut of intrigue, twists, turns, and always the unexpected as we experience Sylvia."7
Fans of Marc Stevens, Helen Madigan, Joanna Bell, Peter Savage and Sonny Landham & Pamela Serpe may especially appreciate seeing them featured in this context. Taken as a whole, this should appeal to those who appreciate clearly themed releases who prefer a deliberate visual organization.
A runtime of about 1 hour and 31 minutes gives the production a more substantial, feature-like feel.
According to the original synopsis, the scene is framed around evolving interaction and pacing. A short summary from the source material:
7 Faces, 7 Appetites, 7 Times The Action... In The Body Of One Woman. Sylvia is a racy, action packed, fast moving, in-depth study about severely berated human behavior. Not since Three Faces of Eve has a film attempted to so clearly define a true history of multiple personality. Sylvia D'Constant (Joanna Bell) is seemingly a quiet, reserved, saintly person living on a quiet, reserved well-manicured street in upper-middle class suburbia. From the opening of this film, the viewer becomes involved in the gamut of intrigue, twists, turns, and always the unexpected as we experience Sylvia."7
Fans of Marc Stevens, Helen Madigan, Joanna Bell, Peter Savage and Sonny Landham & Pamela Serpe may especially appreciate seeing them featured in this context. Taken as a whole, this should appeal to those who appreciate clearly themed releases who prefer a deliberate visual organization.
