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The notes to this film indicate it was probably released in 2 parts. I would think that due to the movie lengths it could not have been released in one cassette.
The first tape is simply titled MAI DIRE MAI A ROCCO SIFFREDI and features Letizia Bisset (in practically every scene), Monica Cancellieri (they both take a g/s in one scene), and Perla Mazza. Running time is 104 min (NTSC)
The second tape is titled "MAI DIRE MAI A ROCCO SIFFREDi-Parte Finale" and features Perla Mazza (she takes a g/s), Monica Cancellieri, Letizia Bisset, Clarissa Bruni (it is indicated this is her porn debut). Running time is 108 min (NTSC)

My version is supposed to be the rip from an Italian VHS but Monica doesn't take a golden shower there. The only scene with Monica and Letizia is the photo shoot that begins with them and two anonymous black men.

How many versions does that bloody film have?

By the way, in Mai dire mai a Rocco Siffredi - Parte Finale, doesn't Letizia take a golden shower over the toilet from Rocco at the end of the threesome with Clarissa?

Mine are VHS rips, and in Italian language, with Rocco Siffredi Productions shown on credits. The duration are NTSC running times (which may differ slightly from PAL versions). I don't know the exact pedigree of these versions.

I did a very quick view, as I only wanted to establish": (1) the running length (2) that the movies must have been released on two separate cassettes (due to long running length and fact that titles clearly shows them as being part one and final part), and (3) the presence of g/s which establishes they are the alleged unbcut versions. The brief movie review posted at EGAFD does not described the scene breakdown or what transpires in each scene. I don't know if anyone else in this forum has taken a crack at this title.
I will examine them more carefully and report back.
I notice the box cover posted at Blissbox mentions several female names, so I don't know who some of them are, or whether they are fake names.
Stand by...

I wonder if the quoted runtime for this DVD is accurate.
I'll get hold of a copy as soon as I can.....

JJ I have not ordered hc titles from italian suppliers, nevertheless I have examined a LOT of these on-line sites (in preparing a number of filmografies I post in an italian forum) and the information they post for the movie they offer for sale and VOD. My conclusion is that you cannot rely to any degree for the running time they post. Every movie on offer sems to be 90 minutes, even when it is obvious it is not the case. These sites do not make it an habit to be accurate with regards to running time. You are lucky to be offered a visible klarge box cover or even half-complete cast list or movie director. As for production/release date, good luck, that is even less reliable than the running time.

The running time I have given for the two tapes is of course NTSC (for VHS rip), and as you are aware the fps for PAL and NTSS videos are a little different.

Len801 wrote:
> JJ I have not ordered hc titles from italian suppliers,
I have- and our scepticism is fully justified.
But hope springs eternal : -)

I have given up on Italian on-line sites being very informative about movie titles. You cannot compare them in any way shape or form to their american counterparts like Excaliburfilms, Jaded, AdultDVDempire, etc. They may tell you a certain title was released in 2007, when in fact it was 5 years earlier. They may tell you it lasts 120 minutes, when it probably is 104 minutes
Their sales don't compare to what their US counterparts sell, and consequently they don't spend a lot of energies, time and money to be accurate in that regard. They will post a small thumbnail box cover pic, will list a couple of female/male performers and that's it. Even French sites like VMD have dramatically changed their ways. You cannot even find large box covers any more and if you do find the back side, it is censored worse than Japanese box covers. How sad!

I agree, of all the major nations Italy is the worst for info.
That said, they're often the best for price.

An older title may be reasonably priced (below 20 Euro), but new titles are very expensive as compared to US prices. The other problem is that for the most part you are buying a movie with plot, which usually does not run over 120 minutes (Pink'o films usually running somewhat longer). The US movies recently coming out are often on 2-Disc sets over 3-4 hours.