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Studio (cover): SMalltalk VHS: HV80209; DVD: HV88209
Studio (End-credits, cover): SMallTalk
Length: appr. 60 min (cover); appr. 65 min (copy viewed)
Director (end-credits, cover): twawer
Year: not given
direct German sound

Cast (End-credits): all German

Benita Milano as Mistress Cynthia (end-credits)

unknown shorthaird brunette as Sklave A (end-credits)
Tattoo: left upper arm; piercing: both nipples, clit

Dieter von Stein as Sklave B (end-credits)

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Description from back-cover seems to fit:

"No sooner is the Domina not in the studio, already dancing the slaves on
the tables and benches. Once left unattended, cleaning slave B [Dieter von
Stein] freed his bounded fellow sufferer [unknown brunette]. As a reward,
he can fuck her. Of course, the two are caught by Mistress Cynthia [Benita
Milano] who shows no mercy. Wax, clamps and hanging from the ceiling are
to teach the victims etiquette. Ass spanking, sack extension, cords and tits
clips exercise of their duties."
After all the torture Dieter von Stein is allowed to finish on the brunettes
head.


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DVD-cover



VHS-cover



screen



End-credits




Benita Milano




unknown shorthaired brunette
(she wears the mask in the whole film, but I saw another film with her, caps of that will follow)



Tattoo



Nipple-piercings (for clit piercing no cap available)

> unknown shorthaired brunette
(she wears the mask in the whole film, but I saw another film with her,
> caps of that will follow)

May I ask, at what point? I can't add this until I have them.

This film: "Konsequente Abrichtung" HV88215



I will prepone this film, that you get the caps.

Sorry to be a Moaning Minnie...

.. and thanks for resuscitating the little-used word 'prepone' : -)
... I think I read somewhere that its origin may have been Wodehousian
but I can't find any evidence now to support that. OED has 'early 1900s'.

I only used it, because the dictionary gave it to me:-))

Btw, caps are delivered now.

deezer wrote:
> I only used it, because the dictionary gave it to me:-))
Pay closer attention to my sig. : -))

> Btw, caps are delivered now.
Thanks.

Yes I searched for your signature some times ago:
Definition for a lexicographer at Johnson's Dictionary:-)

Good to see you're paying attention : -)

I hang on Your Majesty's every word:-)

I'm glad SOMEONE does.
If only Mrs JJ were as attentive.....