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An attempt to add some caps of the young "Blue Angel"

when she still called herself "Vivien" to her profile, as some "changes"
are evident, IMHO. Still not sure if it is allowed to do it this way...

As this film is "iafd"-listed:

I think and hope it will/would only demand small efforts to be done with!!!
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Title: "Pure 18 Vol. 5"
Country: USA
Studio: Reality Kings
Original-audio
Director: Jos? Tavares
Cat. Nr.: 02909 RK
Run-Time: 175 min.
Released: 2008
Recorded: 2007





An all-american production, but with one hungarian girl:
Cover-starring Vivien (Blue Angel)


Vivien vs: "Renato"*




As american girls are not part of the EGAFD, I will not review their scenes.

Featured are in 5 remaining scenes:

-Alixus (Alexis Love)**

-Brandy (Brandy Bates)

-Brit (Britney Ray)

-Chastity (Chastity Lynn) Bonus-Scene

-Vianey (Vianey Cruz)










Vivien vs. Renato
(Scene 1 of this film. Length: 44:55 min.)

==> Aloof Vivien, Renato and dircetor Jos? create pure class with this scene.
Everything is perfectly arranged and performed. This scene ranks among
the very best I have ever seen. A clear 10/10
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Vivien: BJ and Footjob
Renato: Pussy-licking, Pussy-fingering, Pussy-fucking, Ass-fucking, Facial cum-shot













On-Screen infos:


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Additional notes:

==> *Renato:
I doubt that he is brazilian. He mainly posts hungarian-stuff on his FB site

-Buda = Budapest?!?-
and translates some of the things director Jos? said to Vivien
who understands everything perfectly right, then...

Strangely Renato is NOT iafd-listed for this film... He is called "guy"
in the scenes-breakdown.


==> **Alixus is joined by Jessica Valentino

but she is not officially credited on the DVD and/or inlay....

I appreciate the effort you've put in, but it's TOO American.
If in doubt, ask first : -)

Broadly, we'd only use such pics if no others were (or might become) available.

jj wrote:
> I appreciate the effort you've put in, but it's TOO American.
> If in doubt, ask first : -)>
> Broadly, we'd only use such pics if no others were (or might
> become) available.
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Ok, I see...
Nevermind the efforts; loved going back here anyway.
Shame director Tavares isn't european.
He has the rare approach & ability to make shy girls (such as Vivien here)
shine, rather than trying to push them over the edge...

This might explain why I don't know any other early
(european-produced) "Blue Angel"-scene
where she looks that gorgeous.
!doh!

Johray1 wrote:
> This might explain why I don't know any other early
> (european-produced) "Blue Angel"-scene

It's that "european-produced" that's the problem. Broadly, whether that's
true or not, we tend to look at how the film's financed.
It might be worth doing a forum-search; the criteria (and their exceptions)
have been discussed endlessly.

jj wrote:

> Johray1 wrote:
> > This might explain why I don't know any other early
> > (european-produced) "Blue Angel"-scene
>
> It's that "european-produced" that's the problem. Broadly,
> whether that's
> true or not, we tend to look at how the film's financed.
> It might be worth doing a forum-search; the criteria (and their
> exceptions)
> have been discussed endlessly.
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One thing that has always been on my mind concerning "german"
films is, that the ambiguous manner of consuming heavy loads of
such films, while remaining strict in looking and talking down such
matters, is hugely reflected in the way films were/are done.
Americans seem to respect their actresses/actors on a level
unthinkable down here.
That results, of course, in way better conditions for them to work ...

And that is even more impressive as the US are still rather "reserved"
towards anything that starts with "nudity", as it is well-known, I suppose...

Johray1 wrote:
> One thing ... is hugely reflected in the way films were/are done.
> Americans seem to respect their actresses/actors on a level
> unthinkable down here.
> That results, of course, in way better conditions for them to work ...

The claim has been made here before. I'm not sure it's true, though.

jj wrote:

> The claim has been made here before. I'm not sure it's true,
> though.
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I am sure there are x-hundreds who have that notion!
Whatever it is... Something is different.
Mainly I'd it put down to "attitude"
(despite anything else that might be at play)
No talk about better or worse!

But as there's no prove to anything,
it's plain speculation and won't take you too far in the end...