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ghost wrote: Thu Oct 02, 2025 1:51 pm Well... Here's version 2:

I had to work on this movie one more time.

Again it contains all deleted scenes that were cut out from the DVD version, nothing is blurred.
I enhanced the picture quality of the additional scenes with the Topaz Starlight AI model, removed some scratches from the picture and made some color corrections.

The movie got about 50 seconds longer, because I missed one scene last time:
Piccole labbra (1978).1080p.uncut.82min.mkv

Synced English subtitles:
Piccole labbra (1978).1080p.uncut.82min.en.srt

Hope you like it.

P.S.: I had a little help from KingFisher again. Thanks a lot!

Can you upload this version to pixeldrain link pls

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ghost wrote: Sat Nov 15, 2025 11:42 am [Code]

Thx ghost

thank you. how can we get the link?

What link? Pixeldrain?

Just open the link in your web browser and click download

Edit: The mkv file is the actual movie itself

The srt file is Subtitles

As Moonee said. If you need more details:

Click SELECT ALL in the box in ghost's post.
CTRL+C to copy the link.
CTRL+V in a new tab to paste it.
You can click on one file and Download that,
or DL all files.

Just finished watching this film and honestly… it blew me away.
The story is powerful, the atmosphere is beautiful, and the soundtrack hits exactly where it should. The ending is heavy and a bit heartbreaking, but it fits the emotional journey of the characters.

It’s a shame there isn’t a fully restored Blu-ray release (the 30GB version I watched is probably the closest we’ll ever get), but even so, the film stands out.
Highly recommend it to anyone who hasn’t seen it yet — it’s a unique and unforgettable experience.

thank you!!!!

PhotoInfantileX wrote: Wed Nov 19, 2025 3:18 amIt’s a shame there isn’t a fully restored Blu-ray release (the 30GB version I watched is probably the closest we’ll ever get), but even so, the film stands out.

I assume you meant the 3 GB version. If you watched a 30 GB version it probably is a blu-ray remux - which would be news to everyone, since I've heard nothing about a BD. I have to go and double check now. Give me a minute ...

Nope. No great shock. This is one film I'd be floored to see on blu-ray. Even compared to some of the movies on the board that have seen BD releases, like Beau Pere, L'Immoralita, or the David Hamilton films, this one is taboo breaking. Probably too much for even the most fly-by-night limited edition distributors. We can always hope but realistically, even streaming versions are unlikely.

Even if they'd make a Blu-ray, it won't be uncut or uncensored.

I think that will never happen.