Donselya Cristina Crisol Bold Movie Facts: Everything You Need to Know About the Film

NUDITY REVIEW: Donselya 1986 Starring: Cristina Crisol and Lolita Lamar An 80s coming of age erotic drama film. BONER RATING for Cristina Crisol: 3.2/5 Stars (Fully Nude: Topless/Huge Breasts/Pubes/Bush) BONER RATING for Lolita Lamar: 3.3/5 Stars (Fully Nude: Topless/Huge Breasts/Pubes/Bush) NUDITY RATING: 5.9/10 Stars This is Lolita Lamar's launching movie. Unfortunately, her career never took off. Awesome nudes coming from Cristina Crisol. We wish there were more. Anyway, This was an 80s bold movie. So expected more nudes from both actress. Recommended!

The daughter of a retired US Navy serviceman and a Puerto Rican/Filipina mother, Cristina (Jean Elizabeth May in real life) always dreamed of being a movie star while she was growing up in Olongapo. When one of her friends told her about a film scout, she applied immediately. Upon seeing her striking beauty, the talent scout asked her to be a bold star in the movies, an offer she quickly accepted.

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This is Lolita Lamar's launching movie. Unfortunately, her career never took off. Awesome nudes coming from Cristina Crisol. We wish there were more. Anyway, This was an 80s bold movie. So expected more nudes from both actress. Recommended!

Launching movie of Karla Estrada as a sexy starlet but after this movie nothing happened to her career. This is just a sexy movie trying to lure mature audiences. No actual nudity from Karla Estrada and Sabrina M, imagine no nudity coming from the starlet Sabrina M. That is weird. Not sure if this was the time when the movie censors were very strict on bold movies and they cut all the raunchy scenes. Anyway, This will be the closest thing that you can watch Karla Estrada sexy again.

With the much-anticipated showing of Adan (in cinemas November 20), we're reminded of a time not so long ago when sex ruled Philippine cinema. There's a lot to be said about what was then termed 'bold' movies and its impact on local movies, but these films have given Philippine cinema a much-needed shot in the arm at a time when local films were struggling to find an audience. These films also pushed the boundaries of filmmaking as an art form, influencing much of the movies we have today. Let's look back on some of the names that were on the marquee when it all started in the 1970s up to the 1980s: 2ff7e9595c