La Serva (PigItalia) - review

[Len801]

LA SERVA
(ca2008,PigItalia)
run time: 82 min
director: Andrea Brancati=Andy Casanova

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Very routine movie in 3 episodes, with a rather unappealing female and male cast. Not even worth the price of a rental. The only one with a pulse and some enthusiasm is Jana Mattei, but unfortunately her butch looks and excessively tattooed androgynous body is a major turnoff as well. Two of the 3 scenes are really ruined by weak "money" shots.

Episode 1: "La Serva" (translation: The Servant): Stella Foliero, Enzo Sanese
(this is featured on DVD cover)
Stella Foliero:
Stella is a randy servant, who cleans up a living room, and provokes the homeowner
in fucking her on a couch (covered with an orange blanket) [she jerks him off in her open mouth, but very little cum is seen]

Episode 2: "La Massagiatrice" (translation: The Masseuse): Angela Tay, Tonino Rizzo, Andy Casanova (non sex)
Angela Tay:
A paunchy and hairy Rizzo has a sore back and his friend (Andy Casanova) suggests he get a massage from a Thai masseuse (Tay). She gives him a massage and they fuck on a bed [the cum shot is poorly executed and shot, by the time Tay reaches for his small dick to bring it close to her mouth he has already cum]

Episode 3: "La Francesina" (translation: The French Girl): Jana Mattei, Diego di Palma, Enzo Sanese [Note: she is billed as "Daniela Risi" on DVD cover, but as Jana Mattei in on-screen credits]
Jana Mattei:
Jana wearing a long coat and glasses knocks at the door of a house occupied by two males (di Palma, Sanese) and is looking for a room to stay, in response to ad she saw in a newspaper. She confesses she has no money to pay for it, and they reach a compromise in having a 3-some. They fuck in the living room (same room as seen in Episode #1) [double vaginal penetration, she takes an open mouth facial from each guy and swallows]

[Texxx]

Jana Mattei is Italian, not French.

[Len801]

I did not suggest she (the performer) is French in my review.
The scene title suggests she (the character) is French
and when she knocks at the door looking for a
place to stay, she mutters a few French words (don't
know whether that was supposed to justify the
ethnicity of the character she plays in the scene or not).
She has a strange accent which I am unfamiliar with.

[jj]

Len801 wrote:
> I did not suggest she (the performer) is French in my review.

Texx was referring to the note [now amended] on her page.

[jj]

Thanks.