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Paprika
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7.2In 1957 Trieste, a few months before the general ban on brothels, inexperienced country girl Mimma becomes Paprika to finance her useless boyfriend as a prostitute. Amid the hustle and bustle of Rome, Paprika drifts from one brothel to another as she learns the ropes and works her way up one client at a time. However, as Paprika embarks on a stormy journey of self-discovery and sexual liberation, the sense that something is missing haunts her. Is Paprika meant to experience a passionate romance and solve the great mystery of true love?
Cast
- Debora Caprioglio as Paprika
- Stéphane Ferrara as Rocco
- Martine Brochard as Madame Collette
- Stéphane Bonnet as Franco
- Rossana Gavinel as Gina
- Renzo Rinaldi as Count Bastiano Rosasco
Themes
- prostitute
- based on novel or book
- self sacrifice
- rome, italy
- italy
- brothel
- pimp
- marriage
- anal sex
- train
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- film
- Named after
- paprika
- Genre
- drama film
- Country of origin
- Italy
- Original language
- Italian
- Based on
- Fanny Hill
- Main subject
- prostitution
- Director
- Tinto Brass
- Screenwriter
- Bernardino Zapponi
- Cast member
- Petra Scharbach
- Composer
- Riz Ortolani
- Producer
- Augusto Caminito
- Cinematographer
- Silvano Ippoliti
- Filming location
- Lake Como
- Duration
- 115
- FilmAffinity ID
- 664602
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- publication date
- 1991-11-14
- film editor
- Tinto Brass
- title
- Paprika
- after a work by
- John Cleland
- assessment
- Bechdel test
- capital cost
- 100000
- different from
- Paprika
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Article · Español
Paprika (en español:Los burdeles de Paprika) es una película italiana filmada en 1991, dirigida por Tinto Brass. Está basada en la novela erótica de John Cleland Fanny Hill, publicada en 1748. Fue recopilada como película pornográfica explícita por el cinematográfico Joe D'Amato en 1995.
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