Business for Pleasure (TV 1997)

Director:

Rafael Eisenman

Writers:

Zalman King (story), Zalman King (screenplay),

Stars:

Caron Bernstein, Gary Stretch, Joanna Pacula

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Caron Bernstein	...	Isabel
Gary Stretch	...	Rolf
Joanna Pacula	...	Anna
Jeroen Krabbé	...	Alexander Schutter
Barbara McEly	...	Ruth
Anita Eberwein	...	Bea
Dennis J. Kozeluh	...	Bruce
Mien Huang	...	Miko
Virág Kiss	...	Pamela
Pia Baresch	...	Julia Raimes
Hermann Schmid	...	David Raimes
Natascha Tagunoff	...	Elizabeth Raimes
Herbert Moulton	...	Servant #1

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

erotica | female nudity | lesbian | lesbianism | independent film

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Taglines:

An offer she couldn't refuse... Desire beyond control.

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Genres:

Drama

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Certificate:

R

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

2 July 1997 (USA)

Also Known As:

Business & plaisir

Filming Locations:

Vienna, Austria

Company Credits

Production Co:

AFRA Film Enterprises, Showtime Networks, The Zalman King Company

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Soundtracks

"Ain't No Stoppin'"
Words & Music by Lorenzo Pryor
Produced by Lorenzo Pryor
Vocals by Lorenzo Pryor & Trena Steward
Mixed by Michael Melnick
Recorded at Paramount Studios, Hollywood
Executive Producer Jody Angel

User Reviews

All in a day's work

A multi-millionaire industrialist wanders around the world saving failed businesses on condition that beautiful women somehow associated with the doomed company will subject themselves to his sexual mind games. Sounds a bit outrageous and that's exactly what it is. It tries to hint at the sexual repression and our deepest desires to break free from its stranglehold, but basically it's a great excuse for Red Diaries soft-porno king Zalman King(sorry for the pun) to get beautiful women to remove their clothing and engage in energetic simulations of the sexual intercourse. The cast is very good including experienced European thesps Jeroen Krabbe and Joanna Pacula, but it is the beautiful American actress Caron Bernstein whose slinky sexuality and quite reasonable acting performance who keeps the paroxysms of laughter at bay. There's a kind of a message relating to the interconnection of love, feelings and sexual expression which isn't too shabby at all - but don't labour too long dwelling on it. Just enjoy the exhibitions and Caron Bernstein's shapeliness.