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Emanuelle in Bangkok (Italian: Emanuelle nera - Orient Reportage, also known as Black Emanuelle 2 and Black Emanuelle Goes East) is an Italian sexploitation film from 1976 starring Laura Gemser and Gabriele Tinti and directed by Joe D'Amato. It is the second in a series of films featuring the investigative journalist Emanuelle (played by Gemser).
Emanuelle in Bangkok is considered a genuine sequel to the 1975 film Black Emanuelle (which was not directed by D'Amato, but by Bitto Albertini), whereas Albertini's own Black Emanuelle 2 (1976) is a sequel only by name, with a different Emanuelle character played by a different actress.
Photojournalist Emanuelle and her friend, archaeologist Roberto, travel to Bangkok, where she hopes to shoot photos of the Thai king for her New Yorkmagazine and interview him. She meets Prince Sanit, the king's brother, who shows her his country and introduces her to the secrets of ancient oriental massage. Emanuelle becomes friends with her masseuse Gee.
The two women and Roberto later meet the American couple Jimmy and Frances. Together, photographed by Emanuelle, they move through the exotic city and consume an opium pipe in the palace of the prince in the evening. The next day, Emanuelle watches an animal fight between a snake and a mongoose and later receives the news that Prince Sanit has arranged a meeting between her and the king's former first lover, who now lives in a mountain temple. Roberto meanwhile leaves for excavations in Casablanca.
When Emanuelle returns to the hotel, she finds her room ransacked. Camera, pictures and passport were stolen. Seeking help, she rushes to the palace of the Prince, where she is raped by a group of mercenaries in the service of the king. It turns out that Prince Sanit had tried to overthrow the king and is now in jail. Emanuelle is advised to leave the country because of her relationship with the prince. Without a passport, this is not possible at first, but she can seduce an official at the airport and get him to issue her a visa. There she also meets Frances again, who broke up with her husband. They fly together to Delhi, and Emanuelle continues alone from there to Casablanca.
Once there, she befriends Debra, the daughter of US Consul David, and tells them what has happened to her. Then she visits Roberto in the excavation camp and meets, to her surprise, Roberto's fiancé: his English colleague Janett. That does not stop her from joining them in their tent. The next morning, the three go on a tour of the desert, where their car breaks down and they meet a horde of mounted Tuaregnomads. The two women decide to ride with them rather than wait and leave Roberto alone. In the nomad camp, they dance for, and have sex with, the nomads.
Once again united with Roberto, Emanuelle gets back her camera from David in Casablanca, who had it retrieved from Bangkok. There follows a time when she is torn between her feelings for Roberto and Debra. Roberto, who hates lesbians, asks her decide between him and her, but Emanuelle remains undecided. They split up, and Robert leaves. When Emanuelle finally gets her passport again, she decides to fly to Paris on behalf of her magazine, leaving Debra alone, heartbroken.
Production
In contrast to Albertini, the director of the first film, D'Amato integrates elements inspired by mondo filmmaking techniques into the series such as traditional cultural dancing, Thai boxing, cockfighting, and a mongoose and a snake fighting while trapped together in a glass tank".[1] The film thus contains in its uncut form several scenes of animal cruelty, as well as some very explicit, albeit softcore sexual situations.[2]
^Shipka, Danny (2011). Perverse Titillation: The Exploitation Cinema of Italy, Spain and France, 1960-1980. McFarland. p. 157. ISBN9780786486090. Retrieved 15 February 2019.
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AlessiMaria Pia FuscoPiero VivarelliStarringLaura GemserEly GalleaniGabriele TintiIvan RassimovVenantino VenantiniCinematographyJoe D AmatoEdited byVincenzo TomassiMusic byNico FidencoRelease date1976 1976 Running time105 minutesCountryItalyLanguageItalianEmanuelle in Bangkok is considered a genuine sequel to the 1975 film Black Emanuelle which was not directed by D Amato but by Bitto Albertini whereas Albertini s own Black Emanuelle 2 1976 is a sequel only by name with a different Emanuelle character played by a different actress Contents 1 Plot 2 Production 3 Cast 4 See also 5 References 6 External linksPlot EditPhotojournalist Emanuelle and her friend archaeologist Roberto travel to Bangkok where she hopes to shoot photos of the Thai king for her New York magazine and interview him She meets Prince Sanit the king s brother who shows her his country and introduces her to the secrets of ancient oriental massage Emanuelle becomes friends with her masseuse Gee The two women and Roberto later meet the American couple Jimmy and Frances Together photographed by Emanuelle they move through the exotic city and consume an opium pipe in the palace of the prince in the evening The next day Emanuelle watches an animal fight between a snake and a mongoose and later receives the news that Prince Sanit has arranged a meeting between her and the king s former first lover who now lives in a mountain temple Roberto meanwhile leaves for excavations in Casablanca When Emanuelle returns to the hotel she finds her room ransacked Camera pictures and passport were stolen Seeking help she rushes to the palace of the Prince where she is raped by a group of mercenaries in the service of the king It turns out that Prince Sanit had tried to overthrow the king and is now in jail Emanuelle is advised to leave the country because of her relationship with the prince Without a passport this is not possible at first but she can seduce an official at the airport and get him to issue her a visa There she also meets Frances again who broke up with her husband They fly together to Delhi and Emanuelle continues alone from there to Casablanca Once there she befriends Debra the daughter of US Consul David and tells them what has happened to her Then she visits Roberto in the excavation camp and meets to her surprise Roberto s fiance his English colleague Janett That does not stop her from joining them in their tent The next morning the three go on a tour of the desert where their car breaks down and they meet a horde of mounted Tuareg nomads The two women decide to ride with them rather than wait and leave Roberto alone In the nomad camp they dance for and have sex with the nomads Once again united with Roberto Emanuelle gets back her camera from David in Casablanca who had it retrieved from Bangkok There follows a time when she is torn between her feelings for Roberto and Debra Roberto who hates lesbians asks her decide between him and her but Emanuelle remains undecided They split up and Robert leaves When Emanuelle finally gets her passport again she decides to fly to Paris on behalf of her magazine leaving Debra alone heartbroken Production EditIn contrast to Albertini the director of the first film D Amato integrates elements inspired by mondo filmmaking techniques into the series such as traditional cultural dancing Thai boxing cockfighting and a mongoose and a snake fighting while trapped together in a glass tank 1 The film thus contains in its uncut form several scenes of animal cruelty as well as some very explicit albeit softcore sexual situations 2 Cast EditLaura Gemser as Emanuelle Gabriele Tinti as Roberto Ely Galleani as Frances Ivan Rassimov as Prince Sanit Venantino Venantini as David Giacomo Rossi Stuart as Jimmy as Giacomo Rossi Stuart Chris Avram as Thomas Quizet Koike Mahoco as Gee Asian Masseuse Gaby Bourgois Debra Berger as DebraSee also EditList of Italian films of 1976References Edit Shipka Danny 2011 Perverse Titillation The Exploitation Cinema of Italy Spain and France 1960 1980 McFarland p 157 ISBN 9780786486090 Retrieved 15 February 2019 Comparison BBFC 18 DVD Italian DVD movie censorship comExternal links EditEmanuelle in Bangkok at IMDb Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Emanuelle in Bangkok amp oldid 1111986623, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
