Cadinot Classics 3

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In-House Review - Apr 29 2015

Editor's notes: Spoken entirely in its native language, there are no subtitles on this film. While we feel it doesn't detract from the overall viewing experience (in fact, we were fine without them), we wanted to make you aware of this situation prior to your purchase.

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In-House Review - Aug 11 2011

Sacré Collège (58 minutes) "Easter 1952. A provincial boarding house, inhabited by six students stuck there for various reasons. Cadinot deals with a particularly exciting subject which is dear to him. From the refectory to the bathing area through the kitchen, infirmary, sinks and the dormitories during siesta, Cadinot's camera, light as a breeze, rolls up its shorts and shows us the universe of particular student bonding that we all know and love... or wish we did! Candor, tenderness and perversity trouble the adults around them: the gardener, the chef, the nurse and, perhaps as well, the Master. Do you dream of living in a world of young students? Treat yourself to this film without risk of corruption!"

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In-House Review - Aug 11 2011

"Missing one's train can have unexpected consequences. Ordering a hot chocolate can make things worse! Alexander finds himself in the underground of a bar where the waiter serves his plat du jour very quickly, nice and hot. It's just what he's been waiting for, and Alex is very satisfied with the service (three courses). He gets back to his house and recounts his tale of the tobacconist to Franck, his elder brother. The elder of the two then tells his story of holidays on the farm with his cousins. Charming cousins. The loft, the stables and the barn are the settings for hot encounters with Pierre and Diégo, and a game of strip-poker that ends with an incredible demonstration of self-service by Philippe. What a family! Impressed by these stories, little Alex wants to come to the aid of his big brother who's overcome by the memory. And what a fuck it is! Yes, really. What a family."

By: Keeneye Reeves
In-House Review - Aug 11 2011

Charmants Cousins aka Becoming Men (53 minutes) An early pre-condom work from director Cadinot, and it still stands as one of his finest achievements. While not as lushly shot as hit later works, you'd be hard pressed to find a more lovely, succulent and all-around sloppy-cum-drenched fuckathon than this one here. The opening scenario is still the stuff dreams are made of, as a young beautyboy, on his way home from school, stops by a local café. When the waiter accidently spills coffee on the buck, he takes him to clean him up in the restroom, eventually pouncing on his virgin ass and tearing him up. Marauding and predatory as this scene may feel, there's no denying what a fucking turn-on it is. More scenes follow, including two young boys rubbing and massaging each other as they bathe (very sensual) and a spunk/froth inducing strip poker finale in which our lads dare and their friends to bare all in a game of strip poker that, as sleazy as it is, I'd sign up for in a second. A near-classic of the genre. The guys here are young, and Cadinot makes the most of them. Tight, sticky close-up shots of holes being prodded apart by thick, uncut, pre-cum slathered tallywhackers for the first time may make a few uncomfortable (it plays like "let's the helpless straightboy") but it's so well done, who'd complain? Well, I guess you could - but it'd be your loss.