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I've seen a movie called Vinyan. Tell the story about a couple that lost their son in the tsunami...But the mother believe that the boy is finished in a children slavery. They go in his research and found a place with very strange childrens (i think cannibals) The last scene of this movie is very hilarous...is seen the woman get nude by these children and they rubbing her breasts for 2/3 minutes lol...
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What is the name of the film?

Arthorius says it is called "Vinyan". I have seen it but I don't remember it. I don't think the children play a large role.

Vinyan (2008)

https://sensitivecontent.info/movie.php?id=21397

Night457 wrote: Sun May 26, 2024 7:12 pm Arthorius says it is called "Vinyan". I have seen it but I don't remember it. I don't think the children play a large role.

Vinyan (2008)

https://sensitivecontent.info/movie.php?id=21397

Yeah, I've seen it too. I remember it being slow moving and not very memorable.

A family mourning the disappearance of their own child comes across a group of feral boys living in the woods or somewhere nearby. I remember the group 'feely' session at the end [she was offering herself to be their 'mother'] being more 'sinister' than 'hilarious'..

kev.

I do NOT remember that scene, yet I think I ought to. I guess it was old hat by then with Ms. Beart's previous onscreen nude roles. It sounds like a combination of "The Emerald Forest" and Bo Derek's "Tarzan the Ape Man". I DO remember the native mud bath Bo gets in that one.

Night457 wrote: Mon May 27, 2024 4:46 am I do NOT remember that scene, yet I think I ought to...

Can't believe I didn't think of this sooner:


Judge for yourselves: If you felt like wasting an hour and a half of your life and actually WATCHED the movie to this point [this is the end of the film, credits are about to roll] you'd know the 'Mother' character has essentially lost her mind and is presenting herself to be 'Mother' to this clan of feral kids. The fact she sort of laughs is not due to the 'hilarity' of the moment. It is the sad, pathetic laughter of her insanity. She truly believes her actions are [in a way] connecting her to her lost/dead son.

ALSO; the fact there is no swelling musical score in the background; just quiet, ambient sounds underlines [for me, at least] the desperate and sinister tone of this final scene.

Anyway, that was my take on it. (Still NOT worth watching the entire movie to figure it out... )

kev.