Mila In A World Of Pain
As the month of April approaches its end, so does the production of Deep Cover Mole. This past week the tireless Red Feline Team got together for, again, only two days of production, that seems to be the standard lately. There’s always something happening; either someone becomes satanic, or it’s a Good Friday, like the week before, or the star of the film just runs into something or other that prevents her from getting to the set to be thoroughly tortured.
Fortunately the shooting days of the previous and this past week were very productive. Jac took Mila into a world of renewed pain, in many different ways, completing, as of this writing, 8 sequences of the film and setting things up for the 9th.
Each of those sequences put on display one or two ghastly tortures, one more horrifying than the previous one and each of those dreadful torments leading to the final hair rising and indescribable madness which is fast approaching but not fast enough.
One comment Jac had when he sent the pictures, lots of them, is that when he was going through all the material to select the and organize the shots for the film, all 334 minutes of selected material, he thought that:
Mila’s performance under the whip is nothing short of a Dance of Pain. She looks so beautiful, of course, and her beauty and expressive face and body are simply divine.
I totally believe him!!
The plan as of now is to complete the production of Deep Cover Mole next week. Jac needs two days, three at the most to finish it and he has to get ready for what is coming his way after he’s done with the film.
He mentioned that Dani, as the new associate producer for at least three films, set up for the two of them to travel to a far away city, all expenses paid by the authorities of said city, to look at possible locations for a new movie. The city is a few hours away by car and they will spend three days in the area looking at what the city and its surroundings have to offer. It’s in the middle of the tropics, a few kilometers away from the location where Amy and Jac shot Perils of Jane.
Went to the website and didn’t find Agent Honey Trap. When will it be available?
DougiePX
The production of Agent Honey Trap was recently completed. The film is in post production now, along with other two new films.
I’ll be announcing the progress of those productions as always.
I have been away for a number of years and just returned to say hello and wish my fellow GIMPers well.
I noticed this post: ” There’s even a script by Eda Chang as a possibility.” Interesting. Was not aware of that. I discussed a possible script with Amy probably 5 years ago but never heard more. I wonder if that is the one referenced.
Eda Chang (Asiangirl342333).
Hello Eda, very glad to have you back!
Unfortunately it was more than 5 years ago. Amy moved back to the US at the very end of 2015, that’s almost 7 years ago, time flies and we’re getting old.
If I’m not mistaken Amy and Jac were discussing your script just before they produced Dead But Dreaming, that would be in 2012, right after Maleficarum was release. That makes it 10 years… where did time go?
As you know, after Dead But Dreaming they produced the big features Olalla, Pygmalion and Justine.
The films I was discussing in previous posts are Agent Honey Trap and Deep Cover Mole, a two part project where Dani and Mila suffer the consequences of their misdeeds.
These two films are the small kind. Jac returned to make those after Amy left for the US.
I believe your script required the big production treatment. Again, I’m very glad you are back!
Many projects are on the waiting list and Jac is recruiting Mila to help with the post production. That is after they are done with the production of Deep Cover Mole.
Red Feline Pictures and Pachamama Films will both go into a month of re-organization for the work of the rest of the year and even beyond. With Deep Cover Mole, the cycle of small productions that began with CruXtreme I will come to an ed and a new cycle of big productions will begin with either La Femme De Chambre or 69 Année Érotique. At least that’s Jac’s intention and I, and the rest of us in the production company, will know soon what are the new plans.
