Sara Cosmi, Erika Savastani – Fermo posta Tinto Brass (1995)
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"Fermo posta Tinto Brass" is a 1995 Italian erotic comedy film directed by Tinto Brass, known for its provocative and playful exploration of sexual fantasies. The movie is structured as a series of vignettes, with Tinto Brass himself appearing as a character who, alongside his secretary Lucia, reviews letters from female fans detailing their erotic experiences. Sara Cosmi and Erika Savastani are among the actresses featured in these vignettes, portraying characters who bring these fantasies to life.
Sara Cosmi plays Sofia, a prostitute friend of another character, Elena, while Erika Savastani portrays Elena (also referred to as Michelle), the wife of a man named Guido. The film includes several nude scenes featuring both actresses, consistent with Tinto Brass's signature style of blending humor, sensuality, and explicit visuals. These scenes often involve intimate and revealing moments, such as Sara Cosmi displaying her body in various states of undress and Erika Savastani engaging in similarly evocative sequences, including applying makeup in a seductive manner or appearing in lingerie. The nudity is typically framed to emphasize the beauty and allure of the characters, often with a lighthearted or voyeuristic tone characteristic of Brass's work.
Sara Cosmi plays Sofia, a prostitute friend of another character, Elena, while Erika Savastani portrays Elena (also referred to as Michelle), the wife of a man named Guido. The film includes several nude scenes featuring both actresses, consistent with Tinto Brass's signature style of blending humor, sensuality, and explicit visuals. These scenes often involve intimate and revealing moments, such as Sara Cosmi displaying her body in various states of undress and Erika Savastani engaging in similarly evocative sequences, including applying makeup in a seductive manner or appearing in lingerie. The nudity is typically framed to emphasize the beauty and allure of the characters, often with a lighthearted or voyeuristic tone characteristic of Brass's work.