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Pets (1973) のシーン
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Candice Rialson
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別名: Candy Rialson
身体的特徴: N/A
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Candice Ann Rialson (December 18, 1951 - March 31, 2006) was an American actress known for her role in the comedy film 'Candy Stripe Nurses' (1974). The film follows three volunteer nurses, or 'candy stripers,' and their various exploits. Marisa, one of the nurses played by Rialson, falls for a young man and investigates to clear his name.
Joan Blackman
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Joan May Blackman, born on May 17, 1938, is an American actress known for her role as Bonnie in 'Pets' (1973). In this film, her character navigates a series of encounters with various oddball individuals who exploit and objectify her.
映画について: Pets (1973)
公開年: 1973
別題: Luvallista riistaa, La fille en laisse, Questo sesso ribelle, Питомцы, Submission, Animal Women - Animalische Frauen
監督: Raphael Nussbaum
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キーワード
キーワード: bdsm, cage, runaway, teenage girl, whipping
ストーリー
Naive and brash teenage runaway Bonnie finds herself lost in America. Her brother tracks her down but acts more like a controlling pimp than a concerned sibling. Bonnie encounters a series of eccentric and dangerous characters who treat her as an object: violent criminal Pat forces Bonnie to assist in kidnapping middle-aged Dan Daubrey; domineering lesbian painter Geraldine Mills keeps Bonnie as her kept girl, using her as a model; wealthy misogynist Vincent Stackman desires Bonnie as the ultimate prize for his collection of caged female animals in his remote mansion basement.
概要
‘Pets’ is a controversial and disturbing film from 1973 directed by Raphael Nussbaum. It explores the dark side of human nature through its portrayal of several dangerous and perverse characters who exploit young runaway Bonnie, played by Lisa Lang. The movie, which blends drama and thriller elements, was criticized for its graphic content but was also praised for its raw and honest depiction of societal issues such as objectification, misogyny, and power dynamics.