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Duration: 129 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: zorg |
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File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1920x1080 | Added: 2014-Mar-02 |
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"Born on December 27, 1968, Francesca Nunzi has been notable for her contributions in the field of cinema, particularly in regards to her physical appearances. After graduating from the Laboratory of Performing Exercises, she embarked upon her career in entertainment. While her debut was a minor role in the 1994 film 'Oasi', it was her casting by renowned director Tinto Brass in his 1998 film 'Monella' that launched her into prominence. Since then, Nunzi and Brass have collaborated on several projects, including 'Corti Circuiti Erotici' (1998) series and 'Trasgredire' (2000), with Nunzi showcasing her figure extensively throughout these productions.
Her role in the comedy 'Frivolous Lola' (1998), a story centering around love and pornography, displays her willingness to bare all, including her notably hairy intimate area, plump buttocks, and ample breasts. This trend continued in her portrayal of a lesbian real estate agent in the dramedy 'Cheeky!' (2000), where she exposed her bosom, backside, and pubic region multiple times.
Beyond these notable roles, Francesca Nunzi's filmography includes titles such as 'Ultimo stadio' (2002), 'Le ragioni del cuore' (2002), 'Nemici per la pelle' (2006), 'Concrete Romance' (2007), 'Ultimi della classe' (2008), 'Una notte agli studios' (2013), 'La pioggia che non cade' (2014), 'Miami Beach' (2016), 'No Budget: The Series' (2016), and 'Il Regno' (2020). Mr. Skin expresses hope for more of Nunzi's onscreen nudity in future productions."
Release Year: 1998
Nation: N/A
Alternative Title: Frivolous Lola, Frivole Lola, Lolan häät, Lolas bryllup, Naughty Girl, Lolas bröllop, Lola
Director: Tinto Brass
Writer: Barbara Alberti, Carla Cipriani, Tinto Brass
Producer(s): N/A
Companies: N/A
Genre: Comedy, Comedy Film, Romance
In verdant rural Italy during the 1950s, Lola, an impatient and charismatic young woman, plans to marry Masetto, a traditional bread baker who intends to consummate their marriage only on their wedding night. However, Lola's desires are ignited by her pent-up sexuality, fueled by her wild curiosity and provocative behavior, particularly when she rides her bicycle, flaunting her smooth derrière. Throughout the film, Lola struggles with her unsatisfied desires while Masetto tries to maintain his resolve despite Lola's allure.
Directed by Tinto Brass in 1998, 'Monella' is a comedic romance set against the backdrop of rural Italy during the 1950s. The film follows Lola, an unconventional woman who challenges traditional norms regarding female sexuality and marriage. 'Monella,' which translates to 'little mischief,' captures Lola's spirit as she navigates her sexual awakening and desires amidst societal expectations.