A Turkish Bath sequence in a film noir located in New York in the 50's, that must be a hint at something ! Something that curiously, in all the previous comments, no one has pointed out , but seems to me essential to the understanding of this movie <br /><br />the Turkish Baths sequence: a back street at night, the entrance of a sleazy sauna, and Scalise wrapped in a sheet, getting his thighs massaged
A Turkish Bath sequence in a film noir located in New York in the 50's, that must be a hint at something! Something that curiously, in all the previous comments, no one has pointed out, but seems to me essential to the understanding of this movie <br /><br />the Turkish Baths sequence: a back street at night, the entrance of a sleazy sauna, and Scalise wrapped in a sheet, getting his thighs massaged with the towel. <BR /></br><BR />The Turkish bath sequence is a great example of the Turkish style of film-making, with a lot of great shots of Turkish women, but also a few shots where the women are naked, or in some cases naked in front of their husbands. The women in Turkish baths are very beautiful and very sexy, especially in this scene, which is the most erotic scene in Turkey, where they are in their bathtub. This scene is also very erotic in its own way, as it is very close to a scene of sex between the two women. It is not a very good scene for Turkish film lovers, because it has a bit of nudity, too, although it does not have much sex scenes. But it's a good movie, for it shows the beauty of Turkey and the great Turkish culture, so that it can be enjoyed by all. I recommend it to all Turkish Film lovers. If you are a Turkish filmmaker, I suggest you to watch this film, if you want to see Turkish films in your own country. You will be amazed at the amazing Turkish cinema, even if your country doesn't have a cinema. And if it doesn´t have one, you will enjoy it. Turkish Cinema: Istanbul:
A Turkish Bath sequence in a film noir located in New York in the 50's, that must be a hint at something! Something that curiously, in all the previous comments, no one has pointed out, but seems to me essential to the understanding of this movie <br /><br />the Turkish Baths sequence: a back street at night, the entrance of a sleazy sauna, and Scalise wrapped in a sheet, getting his thighs massaged by a woman, who is in her thirties, with a big black wig, a white shirt, black pants, white shoes, etc. <BR /></br><BR />The Turkish bath sequence is a great example of the Turkish style of film-making, which is very much a part of Turkish cinema. The Turkish baths sequence, as well as the bath scene, are very well done, especially in this film. It is also a very good example, of how Turkish films are made, not only in Turkey, but also in other countries.