The Alcove (AKA Sklavin fur Einen Sommer) (AKA Slave for a Summer,REGION B) w/BOOKLET USED Peter Yates Fruit Chan’s director’s statement from

Fruit Chan’s director’s statement from the film’s original 1997 press release

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Creature/Make-Up Effects Artist Bill Johnson

the film is set in a Centra European kingdom towards the end of the 19th century

The Alcove (AKA Sklavin fur Einen Sommer) (AKA Slave for a Summer,REGION B) w/BOOKLET USED Peter Yates Fruit Chan’s director’s statement fromItaly in the 1930s: After serving in the Abyssinian War, Elio returns home, where his wife Alessandra is already waiting for him with her maid and bed playmate Velma. As a special surprise, Elio has brought Zerbal, the dark skinned king's daughter, who is to become her personal slave. After initial dislike, Alessandra takes a liking to the exotic beauty and begins a passionate relationship with her. Velma feels betrayed. The situation escalates when