HhO $`YZ%> 9I9)5`d|Jn 原 名：Virgen de la lujuria, La (2002)
1D$k:|pP~ 译 名：处男的欲望
&nq[Vy0kO4 导 演：Arturo Ripstein
^,3 >}PU 编 剧：Max Aub story La verdadera historia de la muerte de Francisco Franco
J0`?g6aY Paz Alicia Garciadiego screenplay
D~<GVp5T 演 员：Carlos Chávez .... Ezequiel
=vWnqF: Juan Diego .... Gimeno-Mikado
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_+U`afV Alberto Estrella .... Gardenia
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l!1bmg #]$ Carmen Madrid .... Imelda
; - 3M Julián Pastor .... Don Lázaro
,xiRP$hGhh Patricia Reyes Spíndola .... Raquel
D4G{= Y}G Luis Felipe Tovar .... Nacho
|laq y`D 类 型：剧情
x?k6ek 片 长：142 分钟
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H"5nQRV 上 映：2002年
[4gv_g 国 家：西班牙/墨西哥/葡萄牙
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eK`tFs,u 字 幕：中文
wZ\0<skU 文 件：1CD 515MB
Cs$g]&a 链 接：
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| 评 分：6.1/10 (51 votes)
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x@/ !H<y S +H e Mexican director Arturo Ripstein’s incredibly lush melodrama The Virgin of Lust makes an ironic statement about a fundamental delusion in the hopes of Communists to lift up the masses. Set mostly in a café in Vera Cruz, the film centers upon Nacho (Luis Felipe Tovar), an unambitious worker who supplements his long days of subservience with masturbation sessions in which he intones repeatedly “Franco must be killed!” That private flirtation with revolution is fantasy enough for him, until one fateful night when he finds Lola, a mysterious and promiscuous political radical who lives so far on the edge that she always seems on the threat of self-destruction. Nacho, who is hopelessly attracted to her but too afraid to act upon his impulses, takes her in, and soon the two find themselves in a masochistic relationship. A swirl of activity forms around Lola that puts Nacho’s desire for complacency up against her desire for massive upheaval. Once expatriates from Spain and revolutionary artists enter the picture, there seem to be more people interested in determining the fate of the common man here than there seem to be common men, but because Nacho can’t respect himself enough to take action to change his situation and Lola can’t dredge up any empowering respect for him, both are doomed. It’s the examination of this political stasis that gives the film much of its humor and power.
