Great Britain, 1987 - by Stéphane Duroy (1948), French
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Stéphane Duroy. Cwmbach, Wales, 1979
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Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York (1991)
by Stéphane Duroy
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Îlot Chalon. Paris, 1988
Photo by Stéphane Duroy
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Stéphane Duroy
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JOHAN'S JOURNAL 3: SEX LAB
Directed By: Johan Paulik
Featuring: Leon Boisen Todd Rosset
©️ GEORGE DUROY ▪︎ BEL AMI STUDIOS
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Ye olde Czech modulz. I wish I could identify the 3rd guy, because he was always one of my favorites, tho I doubt I ever knew anything remotely close to his actual name.
Current Bel Ami annoys the fuck outta me, but I've been watching those Georges Duroy bathhouse strippers since the early 1990s. I've simply gotten too old (it happens, if you keep breathing).
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Stéphane Duroy
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Photo by Stéphane Duroy
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I adore Bel-Ami because this guy writes three (3) women characters i go nuts for through the lens of the shittiest man that's ever walked the earth. Girlies i could treat you so much better <3 i could turn you gay i prommy <3
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Halle, Germany, ca. 1990 - by Stéphane Duroy (1948), French
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Terror's Advocate
Terror's Advocate [trailer]
A documentary on Jacques Vergès, the controversial lawyer and former Free French Forces guerrilla who has defending unpopular figures such as Nazi war criminal Klaus Barbie and Holocaust denier Roger Garaudy.
I can only repeat what everyone else says who has written about the doc, Vergès was a fascinating figure.
He was involved in so much history, and the film covers so much ground, it's kind of insane. There's material for three or four full-length documentaries. French colonialism in Algeria, antisemitism, the PLO, German and international left-wing terrorism, ... A gripping watch, more involving than many fictional movies.
While everyone is entitled to have a defender in court, the doc shows that he often was a little too close to the people he defended. He downplays the actions of his clients, and there's also the cultivated mystery surrounding his disappearance for eight years.
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do fotojornalista francês stéphane duroy
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Abercwmboy, Pays de Galles. 1979
Photo: Stephane Duroy
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