JUSTINE is about to be released.

The Movie, that is, because poor Justine is doomed. What is holding things back is the sound, those little details that have to be equalized, render, mix… a few more hours, is what I hear. Everything else is ready to go. We will have an announcement very, very soon.

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This new sale will be over when we announce the date of release of JUSTINE! It can happen anytime soon.

Ralphus and Gimpers there is a lot of nudity in the Catholic bible: [www.bing.com] which I’m non believer, ex Catholic so I’m just pointing out not every religion sees nudity like the Mormon morons see nudity or porn. Of course the Catholic religion is anti porn but don’t demonize it like the Mormons and some other religions do.
Bill K (15036)

Interesting discussion. There’s a new entry on the three part article that Rich Moreland wrote about Jac. In the Jac Avila, Part Three: The Body in Pain the discussion centers around Jac’s views on the church and its relation to his work. It’s really cool reading. I quote:

Jac then cites the distinction between the Catholic and Protestant interpretation of sexuality. “Catholic imagery is full of The Body in Pain, a beautiful body, always, either male or female, almost nude or totally nude, with an expression of bliss in the very moment of martyrdom.” Elaborating on the visual impact of a crucifixion, Jac explains, “The school I attended was full of those images. Beautiful paintings expressing exactly that. Catholicism is far less repressed sexually than Evangelical, Calvinist, Lutheran Christianity.”
Rich Moreland Jac Avila, Part Three: The Body in Pain

https://3hattergrindhouse.com/2016/08/21/jac-avila-part-three-the-body-in-pain/

This article is based on a short interview and exchange of view Rich and Jac had after those two analytical essay/reviews I mentioned before were published. The article about Jac covers a number of interesting issues regarding his work, all the way from Krik Krak, to JUSTINE, a film Rich is dying to review soon.