Actresses pepsi paloma & myrna castillo naked in virgin people

Movie from year 1984
Synopsis of the film: 3 sisters discover men

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Title: Virgin People (1984) Summary: “Virgin People” is a 1984 film directed by Celso A. Castillo. The film is set in the Philippines and revolves around three sisters who live in a paradise where men are metaphorically and literally serpents of temptation. Their father takes them deep into the woods, far from the nearest town, and educates them enough to read from the Bible. However, after their father’s death, the girls’ lack of worldly knowledge allows men to take advantage of them. Plot: The story begins with the three sisters living in an isolated paradise, shielded from the outside world by their father. He instills in them a fear of men, whom he describes as serpents of temptation. The girls are educated enough to read from the Bible, but their knowledge of the world is limited to what their father has taught them. When their father dies, they are left alone in the wilderness, far from civilization. This isolation and their naivety make them vulnerable to exploitation by men who enter their lives. Review: “Virgin People” is a bold and daring film that explores themes of innocence, temptation, and exploitation. The director, Celso A. Castillo, skillfully uses metaphor and symbolism to convey these themes. The performances by Janet Bordon, Myrna Castillo, and Pepsi Paloma as the three sisters are commendable. They convincingly portray the innocence and vulnerability of their characters. The film’s sex scenes are simulated but are crafted in a way that arouses the senses. Despite its controversial themes, “Virgin People” has been praised for its brave storytelling. History: The film was produced by Topaz Film Productions and was released in 1984. It was part of a wave of films during that period that pushed boundaries and explored controversial themes. Despite its bold content, “Virgin People” was well-received by audiences and critics alike. It has been preserved by the ABS-CBN restoration team, ensuring that future generations can appreciate this classic piece of Philippine cinema. Impact: “Virgin People” is more than just a film; it’s a commentary on societal norms and expectations. It challenges viewers to question societal norms around innocence and exploitation. Despite being set in an isolated paradise, the themes it explores are universal and relevant even today. The film serves as a reminder of the importance of education and awareness in preventing exploitation and abuse.

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