Four erotic short films, all with similar unexpected endings: 'The Dutch Master': a woman who enters a living painting; 'The Insatiable Mrs. Kirsch': a woman is lured by noises from a chamber; 'Vroom Vroom Vroooom': a motorcycle transforms into a woman; and 'Wet': a hot tub salesman seduced by a woman.
Ken Russell, Bob Rafelson, Susan Seidelman, Melvin Van Peebles
Director
Mira Sorvino
Teresa (segment 'The Dutch Master')
Aida Turturro
Kim (segment 'The Dutch Master')
Sharon Angela
Dorothy (segment 'The Dutch Master')
Rick Pasqualone
Joey (segment 'The Dutch Master')
Charles E. Gerber
Dr. Rosenman (segment 'The Dutch Master')
Richard DeDomenico
Priest (segment 'The Dutch Master')
Vincent Pastore
Teresa's Father (segment 'The Dutch Master')
Lina Koutrakas
Teresa's Mother (segment 'The Dutch Master')
Sasha Veldman
Dutch Woman (segment 'The Dutch Master')
Emmanuel Xuereb
Dutch Lover (segment 'The Dutch Master')
Rudolf Martin
Dutch Man with Pipe (segment 'The Dutch Master')
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