Seventh Sense

Starring:Anna Davidoff, LoriDawn Messuri, Christian Malmin, Endre Hules, Fayley Hogan, Renee Rea, Alan Toy, Lucy Jenner
Director: Lawrence Unger
Studio: Image Entertainment
Product Type: DVD

Description

Enter the world of talented prodigies and their deepest desires when the magic of music collides with sexual fantasy in "The Seventh Sense." A talented cellist finds that her blindness is no obstacle to musical inspiration. As her teacher and mentor takes her into a world of seduction and sexual freedom, Frances finds that her boundless imagination brings her to places of limitless ecstacy. Together they experience a journey that uncovers her inhibitions and unleashes her body and mind to the pleasures of the flesh.

Customer Reviews:

Warm, lovely, and very physical.......2005-06-12

Beautiful. Just beautiful.

Frances is a cellist, playing for weddings and such, but mostly playing for tips as a street musician. Ivan is, or was a world-class pianist, but spent the last five years in a wine-soaked daze. She's blind, because of an accident, and he's spiritually blinded to everything but his debauched parties and occasional prostitutes. They come together, in a contact that fuses their music with their physical passions.

The plot works itself out smoothly, but that's really not the point of this moive. The point is Frances' emerging sexuality. It first appears in her solitude, expressed in her music. It expands voyeuristically as France listens in on her room-mate's trysts, and blossoms under Ivan's guidance. The erotic scenes are consensual and exciting, peopled with very handsome male and female figures. Frances (Lucy Jenner) may be the most enticing figure: very slender, and so unusually slim of bust that she catches the eye again and again.

The characters and plot wouldn't stand up under close analysis, but were never meant to. This is an erotic movie before anything else, and very enjoyable within its kind.

//wiredweird

Average customer rating:

seventh sense is a treat for the other senses
Snoozefest.

Seventh Sense
Starring: Seventh Sense
Manufacturer: Playboy Home Video
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

( S ) | Titles | Features | DVD | Video

Fast Lane to Malibu/Fast Lane to Vegas (Unrated)

ASIN: B00005RYM7
Release Date: 1999-11-09

Customer Reviews:

seventh sense is a treat for the other senses.......2005-09-29

The cover art says it all - music and eroticism. Those who enjoy classical music and also enjoy the beauty of love will find this a rare treat. The cello music and its performance is excellent. The cello, being one of the instruments that requires the most sensitive touch, is an inspired choice for blending the full spectrum of sound with sensuous love. The cinematography and direction is first rate.

Snoozefest........2004-12-14

Man, this movie was boring. Here's the plot (try not to get too excited now). There's this blind woman. She plays the cello on the beach. She gets hired by this ugly Russian guy to help him perform his newest concerto. He's been sitting around getting drunk since his wife died. She can't play very well so he helps her get better by having sex with prostitutes. This makes her go sleep with her roommate's boyfriend. Then he makes her have sex in front of all these people with masks. But he leaves the room before she's finished. This makes her mad, so she goes and gets eye surgery and she can see again. Then she and ugly Russian guy perform his concerto and then they have sex.

Not even the sex scenes can redeem this movie. I'm not even sure how many of them there were since they were filmed so "artsy" that half the time, I couldn't figure out if I was even watching sex. And the ones that were clearly sex scenes weren't very memorable.

I can't recommend this one at all.

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