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It's a M.G.R. Communications production shot in the Dominican Republic, and distributed in Italy by Top Line. The plot line is similar to INDECENT PROPOSAL (1993) with Demi Moore, dealing with a rich man who makes an indecept proposal to a couple who are in financial straights.
Running time: 105 minutes

Female cast:
Mandy Bright (Anne)
Sandra Mei (Virginia)
Alessia Romei (Mary)
Anastasia (Corinne)
Maria Bellucci (Jane)

Male Cast:
Franco Roccaforte (billed as Teo Cabrera) (Paul Colman)
Frank Gun (Daniel Ortega)
David Perry (Dustin)
Alberto Rey (Frank)
Chris Mountain (billed as Christian Armand) (Dustin's servant, Armand)
Steve Morelli (un-billeld) (non sex role of a gambling casino patron)

Story line:
Anne (Mandy Bright) and Daniel (Frank Gun) are a stressed out couple with money problems living in a little shack in a tropical island. They are short of money, and as a last resort he decides to sell his car in order to try his luck at the local "Casta Caribe" casino. There they meet a rich millionnaire, Paul Colman, who invites them to his house. Paul dares Daniel into a high stakes game of $100,000 but Daniel only has $7,000. Anne offers herself as bargaining chip. Winner takes all. If Daniel wins, he gets $100,000 and if he loses Paul gets to screw Anne. Daniel loses and makes his way back to his hotel room (he is allowed to keep his $7000), while Paul gets to screw the very willing Anne. On his way to the hotel, Daniel runs into a working girl, Jane, who agrees to go with him to a high class hotel. Daniel pays her off and screws her on the hotel bed. In the meantime Anne has concluded that Daniel is a loser and has accepted Paul's offer to stay with him. Daniel returns to the casino with Jane, and loses all his money.


Scene breakdown:
(1) Setting: outdoors (over the hood of a van): Frank Gun, Mandy Bright (anal, A2M, open mouth facial)
(2) Setting: living room: Sandra Mei/Christian Armand (anal, DP, facial), Alessia Romei/David Perry (anal, DP, facial). There is no change of partners, until the end when Perry joins the other couple for a DP (Perry in Mei's pussy, Christian in ass). Then both men also DP Romei.
(3) Setting: video surveillance system room of casino: Alberto Rey, Anastasia (cumshot on chest and chin, Rey fucks her some more and jerks off on her face!)
(4) Setting: bed of casino hotel room: Frank Gun, Mandy Bright (anal, A2M, Gun jerks off while being blown by Mandy but Mandy keeps a certain distance and it lands only on him)
(5) Setting: couch of a living room: Franco Roccaforte, Mandy Bright (Roccaforte cums all over her throat and chest)
(6) Setting: bed: Frank Gun, Maria Bellucci (anal, Maria jerks him off on her tongue)

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... which reminds me.
High time 'Sandra Mei' was ditched in favour of the vastly commoner
'Alexa May' : -)

I've already "made representations" on behalf of 'Alissa' vs.
'Alessia Romei'.

Adult performers should stop using such similar sounding names, and avoid using a variety of names. Can't they just stick to one name or at very most 2, one to start off with and another later on when their career takes off?

With regards to CONTRATTO DECENTE, I understand it's a porn movie, and you don't expect to have a plot that really is of Oscar consideration merit, but here we have Daniel who is a drunkard, a seemingly violent man, and of a course a gambler.
He loses his woman and it does not bother him more than that, and is well mannered and even shakes Paul's hand. Then already housed in a nice looking hotel suite, he agrees to take Jane to ANOTHER high priced hotel to screw her (and pays her to boot).
You would think, that Daniel:
(1) would take a slug at Paul and break his nose (why would the director show Daniel in the beginning of the movie with a slight violent streak)
(2) he would at most screw Jane in HIS own hotel room
(3) return to the casino and win big and have his last laugh at his wife and Paul. Now that would have been a great twist to the story. It's a bit of downer from beginning to end.

It's no worse than the average Hollywood product : -)

In Hollwood movies (especially in the science-fiction and horror genre) you have plot holes as big as a tractor or a house. You know the stupid teens that go in a strange house, keep getting killed, but nobody thinks of getting out?
How a bunch of psychotic killers have access to a number of vehicles (how do they buy them, where do they go for gas, where do they go to get maintenance), have electricity and various tools, but have no means of support of employment. How do they do it?
But I am talking about simple things. If at the beginning of the film, the director went to such lengths to show Daniel as a bit of a drunkard and violent man, and possessive of his wife, that he would have let her go so easily?
And having been screwed over by Paul and by his own wife into wanting to fuck Paul, that if he wanted to have a revenge fuck he would take a hooker into a very expensive hotel? It does not take a genius to see that it's all rather silly. And of course the biggest joke would have been for Daniel (who is mocked by everyone in the movie as being stupid) to have returned to the casino and win big?

Yes, they rely on suspension of disbelief without having the
wherewithal to create that suspension.

Len801 wrote:

> Frank Gun (Daniel Ortega)

I wonder what name was given in the Nicaraguan release. !happy!

If Frank Gun even looks remotely latino. And his "wife" Anne (Mandy Bright). What nationality would she be? The casting is out of this world. Perhaps they should have reversed roles substituting Paul with Daniel.
And in what life does a master of the house share a couple of whores with his servant? Fringe benefits anyone?

Bad Samaritan wrote:
> I wonder what name was given in the Nicaraguan release.

They probably argued it pro and Contra : -)