Nautiskelevat nymfot

hi, i'm a b-movie collector from italy and i would like to know whether anybody can give some information (credits and plot) on this greek movie. I'm also interested in finding a copy, if possible, for trade or buying. thanks!

P.S. What does the title mean in finnish?

I would translate that to Joys of Nymphomaniacs or Extasy of nymphos.

I am pretty sure, that this hasn't never been out as video in Finland, but if I recall right I have a movieposter of this one somewhere in my vaults.



Could this be Jess Franco movie Linda:



http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081057/



if so, it is published in DVD format in Holland.

Pleasure-seeking nymphos.

Wish I knew some personally.

a poster would be welcome. but the movie with that title i'm talking about is this one:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0153290/



it seems like a finnish vhs release, by the same title, it does actually exist. has anybody on the forum handy a register of the movies released in finland in 1982? (I'm assuming such a register does exist, of course). as you may notice, a rate released in finland is listed in the imdb file. so the source for this info must be finnish. that's why I'm here.

Well, I don't exactly see, how you came to conclusion that it is a VHS release. Anyway if that has been shown at cinemas, it has gone through the Finnish board of the film classification and documents are easy to track down. If that has been only released on home video on 82, we didn'

t had yet censorship for video markets those days, so it is unlikelly, that we would have govermental document on this case (well, you never know).

There are plenty of VHS experts writing to this BBS, so you'll probably get answer tomorrow.



I wouldn't trust IMDB so much

Finnish VHS-title under the name "Nautiskelevat nymfot" is released of the film that can be found in IMDb at

Triferes.... Note that the IMDb name probably has a typo and it should read gatoiles. An Elia Milonakos film starring Ajita Wilson. I can not recall if I still have it, but my copy was in a cardboard sleeve and intended for sale-only, in a series titled "omaxi" under the number 173. No hard-core in this release, if there has ever been any.





Edit: Also, i can remember it has no plot either



Edit: attachment removed

Thank you kongon. of course i would like you to check if you still have the vhs. in that case, can you get in touch with me privately?

J.Kanerva (23.10.2004 07:51)

I'm not a translator.

And you are not a spell checker either.

Damn, I got Lemmenjanoiset nymfot (Love Hungry Nymphos) from the same lable.

Yotsuya (23.10.2004 12:22)

Damn, I got Lemmenjanoiset nymfot (Love Hungry Nymphos) from the same lable.

what about it? can you give me more info?

sartana (23.10.2004 13:38)

Yotsuya (23.10.2004 12:22)

Damn, I got Lemmenjanoiset nymfot (Love Hungry Nymphos) from the same lable.

what about it? can you give me more info?

He means this one?



http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0167168/



cover: http://www.geocities.com/cinecronic/

J.Kanerva (23.10.2004 13:53)

Bad Rain (23.10.2004 13:05)

J.Kanerva (23.10.2004 07:51)

I'm not a translator.

And you are not a spell checker either.

That my friend is called pilkunnussintaa.



Pilkunnussintaa = An intercourse with a dot .

He's not a translator, he's not a spell checker, HE IS the humorist.

J.Kanerva (23.10.2004 15:26)

Spell = A word or formula believed to have magic power.



Call me Merlin.



Btw, you robbed us of our Elintarvikevirasto.

Okay, you truly are a funny guy but there are still plenty of things to edit in your message – besides the one you already did. Would you like me to point them out for you?

J.Kanerva (23.10.2004 16:26)

Btw, you robbed us of our Elintarvikevirasto.

But we don't mind, because here in Finland we have this thing called reilu meininki.

kongon oskari (23.10.2004 14:53)

J.Kanerva (23.10.2004 16:26)

Btw, you robbed us of our Elintarvikevirasto.

But we don't mind, because here in Finland we have this thing called reilu meininki.

..and in Italy you have this thing called Silvio Berlusconi, which means just opposite.