All shots count - (see end paragraph)
A hot blonde babe blows up a Parisian bistro in the very beginning of the movie. Seems a terrorist cell is in operation with models as the fuse. And the cell is run by Harvey Keitel.
A great line in the movie is when Harvey tells Nastassja that the "revolution" is about fine cigars, a room in the Hilton, a nice car and women. Huh?
Exposed has a slow and steady pace with plenty of culture in dance and music. Marxism and models were a very chic item in Europe in the 70's and 80's. Especially in Italy.
One important unrecognized "actor" is the professor at the beginning of the film that makes a very awkward "awwwwkard" pass at Nastassja in the beginning. The "professor" is James Toback, the director and he is uncredited. Henceforth, Nastassja flees to Europe.
I enjoyed this film despite some shortcomings and criticism. A great dancer(Nureyev), and hot actress (Kinski), hot models, and intrigue and culture...give it a chance. Bibi Andersson appears in a nice red leather pencil skirt in a bookstore encounter with Emily (Nastassja).
This is perhaps the only movie that doesn't waste ammo and everyone is a marksman. Especially in the ending shoot out. You know the bullets are a flyn' everywhere in most movies, with the heroes and villains taking forever to hit their target. But here there is not one miss. And they are artists and models for goodness sake. These folks are economical and accurate shooters for sure.
A hot blonde babe blows up a Parisian bistro in the very beginning of the movie. Seems a terrorist cell is in operation with models as the fuse. And the cell is run by Harvey Keitel.
A great line in the movie is when Harvey tells Nastassja that the "revolution" is about fine cigars, a room in the Hilton, a nice car and women. Huh?
Exposed has a slow and steady pace with plenty of culture in dance and music. Marxism and models were a very chic item in Europe in the 70's and 80's. Especially in Italy.
One important unrecognized "actor" is the professor at the beginning of the film that makes a very awkward "awwwwkard" pass at Nastassja in the beginning. The "professor" is James Toback, the director and he is uncredited. Henceforth, Nastassja flees to Europe.
I enjoyed this film despite some shortcomings and criticism. A great dancer(Nureyev), and hot actress (Kinski), hot models, and intrigue and culture...give it a chance. Bibi Andersson appears in a nice red leather pencil skirt in a bookstore encounter with Emily (Nastassja).
This is perhaps the only movie that doesn't waste ammo and everyone is a marksman. Especially in the ending shoot out. You know the bullets are a flyn' everywhere in most movies, with the heroes and villains taking forever to hit their target. But here there is not one miss. And they are artists and models for goodness sake. These folks are economical and accurate shooters for sure.