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Twelve years after the invention of cinema - and therefore, of course, eleven years after the invention of porn films - comes this brief film from Johann Schwarzer, the director of a number of nudie pics for Saturn Films. Given that movie makers had had eleven years in which to dream up numerous ways in which to glorify the female form it's rather sad that this is the modest artistic level they had attained. The film comprises of a paunchy middle-aged man clearing a shallow trench in the sand while a young woman draped in a veil looks on. The old guy leaves and the women divests herself of her robe and sits in the trench as if it were a bath. She shifts position every now and then, clearly on Schwarzer's direction, but despite a rather fetching naturalness it's clear she doesn't really know what she's doing or what the director is trying to achieve. It's entirely possible that he doesn't either…