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Region Code: 1

UPC: 843276014995

Catalog #: DV3196622

Languages: French Mono (Primary), English subtitles

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Nico, future Velvet Underground singer, plays Ariane, a young ballet dancer living in Paris with dreams of stardom. To pay the rent she accepts a job in an upmarket strip club. Unable to go the whole way, she runs off the stage in tears. But soon she devises a unique act that captivates audiences and elevates her to superstar status in the competitive world of the 1960's Paris strip tease scene. With music by Serge Gainsbourg, this is the only mainstream movie in which Nico has a starring role. Her stunning looks and unearthly allure grace almost every shot.

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DVD : $22.49

  • Availability:  In stock and ready to ship
  • Region Code:  1
  • UPC: 843276014995
  • Catalog #: DV3196622

    • Studio :  Mondo Macabro

  • Languages:  French Mono (Primary) ,  English Subtitles
  • Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic Widescreen, 1.66
  • Extras: Trailers
  • Features:
  • Interview(s): With Nico Biographer Richard Witts
  • Interview(s): With Nico Musician Lutz Ulbrich
  • Production Notes
  • Mondo Macabro Previews
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Rating: Unrated

1962, 96 min

A.K.A.: Sweet Skin

Country:  France

Studio :  Mondo Macabro

Cast:  Nico, Dany Saval, Jean Sobieski, Big Joe Turner, RenĂ©e Passeur, Jean Tissier, Umberto Orsini, Norma Dugo, Nicolas Vogel, Thierry Thibault, Jean-Pierre Zola, Jean Ozenne, Luciana Vincenzi, Olga Kostromine, Monique Vita

Director:  Jacques Poitrenaud

Screenwriter:  Alain Moury, Jacques Poitrenaud, Jacques Sigurd

Cinematographer:  Raymond Pierre Lemoigne

Composer/Score:  Serge Gainsbourg, Alain Goraguer