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[bill_javi]

This is spanish edition of:
Ceremonia de los sentidos aka La cerimonia dei sensi,1979. Antonio D'Agostino.
I think,the spanish edition,is the only of the world.
Anybody know any edition more of the world?

[Stephen Grimes]

I've only seen the French language telecine version (as LA CEREMONIA DEI SENSI),this print is lbx with Italian credits and a runtime of 1h 22m.

[bill_javi]

Many thanks,Stephen.
The spanish edition running time 89' minutes aprox.
But,you don't see the edition french in VHS,BETA or V 2000?

[JoseADiego]

I also have the French version





He has two sequences hard ....The version of Spain doesn't have them

Jose

http://psychotronickultvideo.blogspot.com/

[bill_javi]

Very nice!
You can put a photo of the french original tape?,thanks.
In Spain exist other edition: label _ V.C.3,but I don't have nothing of this edition.

[JoseADiego]

You can put a photo of the french original tape?,thanks.


Sorry...

I don't have it original  ... only copy

Jose

http://psychotronickultvideo.blogspot.com/

[bill_javi]

Ok,thanks Jose.
The curious thing about the movie is the original footage, about 124 minutes and nothing is known of Italian Edition, this information to serve a Spanish book: E"S"PAÑA EROTICA,Historia del cine clasificado "S" by Joe Krankol and Tomas Perez Niño, neither is really true is that its duration ... I think is a mistake of the book.
I am inclined to think that the real duration is about 90 minutes.

[bill_javi]

Some photo's of the film.

[quidtum]

The soundtrack is really bonkers 
Le Groupe X - "Out off" OST Radio Records ZPLRR 34052 (1978)

LE GROUPE X - "OUT OFF" (OST) LP by LE GROUPE X aka GIANLUIGI PEZZERA.
Original Italian pressing on the RADIO Records label (ZPLRR 34052), from 1978. Here's a striking weird yet incredibly amazing work defying categorisation with psychedelic demented electro breaks / FX studio layered spooky effects / slightly funky moves / bizarre cosmic sounds / deep ipnotic creepy beats / weird analogue electronics / abstract piano, strings, organ & flute passages and quirky sinister motifs by the Italian mastermind of electronics Gianluigi Pezzera, the producer behind the "Frrrrrigidaire" Italian prog Lp. A miraculous and balanced mixing creating eerie organ soundscapes backed by spooky choral voices on ALLUCISERGICO, freaky and dark electronics synths on AGORAPHOBIA, mellow moog passages on BAILAMME, the hallucinated abstract martial beats of METAMARCIA, the gentle cosmic moves of FANTACOPULA, the FX'd echoed percussive and delirious LA GRANDE BOCCA. This electronic madness was the soundtrack for the first (and I'd say bizarre as well) movie by the painter Antonio D'Agostino, called "La cerimonia dei sensi", which had "Out off" as working title, starring the famous Italian hermaphrodite Eva Robin's, basically a story (or a story dreamed in a coma) of a prophet who comes back to the world in order to live Christ's life again facing all the differences occurred on the political and social Italian scene (!!) during those bloody dramatic 70s.

Tracklist (insane titles as well)

01. Out off
02. Intrologo
03. Mixontro
04. Allucisergico
05. Agorafobia
06. Bailamme
07. Metamarcia
08. Fantacopula
09. La grande bocca
10. Fantasiopia
11. Trasfuga
12. Dicotomia
13. Procefixione
14. Epiclusione
15. Out off

[fenriz]

@quidtum what do you mean by french telecine ?? sourced from the french tape ?? screener or something ?

[quidtum]

@quidtum what do you mean by french telecine ?? sourced from the french tape ?? screener or something ?

I never talked about a French telecine, you'd better ask someone else who actually wrote that.

[DjangoLi]

@quidtum what do you mean by french telecine ?? sourced from the french tape ?? screener or something ?

I never talked about a French telecine, you'd better ask someone else who actually wrote that.

It was Stephen Grimes who mentioned a French telecine - not Quidtum.

[fenriz]

My bad, mixed up because of Quidtum last message!  Anyone has some info about this french telecine?