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Antonio Lopez 1970: Sex Fashion & Disco is a movie starring Joan Juliet Buck, Paul Caranicas, and Michael Chow. Sex Fashion and Disco is a documentary film concerning Antonio Lopez (1943-1987), the most influential fashion...

Starring: Joan Juliet Buck, Paul Caranicas, Michael Chow, Tina Chow

Genres: Biography, Documentary

Director: James Crump

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Biography, Documentary
Director	James Crump
Writer	James Crump
Stars	Joan Juliet Buck, Paul Caranicas, Michael Chow, Tina Chow
Country	USA
Also Known As	Antonio 70, Antonio López 1970: sexo, moda y disco
Runtime	1H 35M
Description	Sex Fashion and Disco is a documentary film concerning Antonio Lopez (1943-1987), the most influential fashion illustrator of 1970s Paris and New York, and his colorful and sometimes outrageous milieu.

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Monday, 09 Nov 2020 08:38

This documentary is so shocking and good. As a Mexican-American, I can tell you that the women of my family are obsessed with this topic and with the fact that the director tells the story about them. It is painful to watch, but also empowering. This is a must see. Please go see this film, it is a true testimony of what happens when you let it.

Friday, 06 Nov 2020 20:48

I know I'm not the only one who finds it difficult to watch this movie and to see the big picture of what happened to fashion in 1970. I just watched the whole thing again and I don't feel the same. I mean, not a fashion snob, but a person who understands that fashion can never be looked at as "beautiful" or "pretty". It can't. The movie is about this genius artist (Theotis Gallas) who was successful at the time in creating a whole new generation of fashion icons and turning them into an industry. It's an amazing story, and shows the power of new media. The movie has an amazing soundtrack. But that doesn't make it worth watching. I'd recommend this movie to someone who can really see the influence of fashion. Someone who's interested in the ways in which fashion affects the culture. But not the only reason to watch it. The soundtrack is great. The actors are very good, and they all play a great part in the story. So, I'm giving this movie a 10/10. It is a great movie, and definitely a must-see.

Tuesday, 27 Oct 2020 00:08

I just got back from watching this movie, and I must say that it is one of the most incredible documentaries I have ever seen. I love the way it covers fashion, and there are some very fascinating photos of everything, from lingerie, to burlesque, to fashion magazines. The documentaries are so well done, that I was almost speechless after the first few minutes. As far as I can tell, this is the only documentary that is more detailed about fashion than any other I have seen. It really makes me want to go to the shops and see what all the fuss is about. It is truly amazing that this kind of high-fashion isn't as represented in the movies, but I think that it's the reason why many of us aren't interested in it. I think the reason why we aren't interested in it is because we see it in the movies, and the way it's portrayed is like a scene out of a fashion magazine, and we don't like that. But then we have to deal with the fact that the magazines are just like magazines in other countries, and they are filled with all kinds of crap. It's like we have to be forced to see it in some way. This is what I think is happening with fashion magazines. It's not really a fashion magazine, it's more like a fashion magazine on a full-page, but we see all kinds of fashion articles, but they are not what we would like to see. So I think that is why they don't really fit the typical definition. In any case, I hope that the way that this movie is made can change the way people look at fashion and fashion magazines.

Saturday, 10 Oct 2020 06:15

This movie is the best film about the sex industry I have ever seen. It was quite the experience. I am a pornographer myself and I've been working in the industry for years. This movie gives you an insight into the world of pornographers, the industry, and the reasons behind their work. As I say in the trailer, this is the first movie I have ever seen that's truly original. The cinematography is absolutely beautiful. It has a very French feel to it, a soft color palette and atmosphere that never feels commercial. It's very surrealistic, as in surreal. This is what I would call a "real" movie. And I would definitely recommend it. And it's a shame that this movie doesn't get the attention it deserves. Because this is a masterpiece. The best I have ever seen.

Wednesday, 07 Oct 2020 18:25

I loved this film and was thrilled to find it on video, it made me feel so much better about the gay and lesbian people of the world. The cast was incredible, the lighting was incredible and the story was very true. It shows how our culture, our society, our entire world has pushed gay people to the side. This film is not just for those of us who are gay or lesbian. The portrayal of love is universal. This is an important film that needs to be seen and I hope you will check it out. It is also available on DVD, you can find it at Best Buy, Walmart, etc. The DVD is perfect for you to add to your collection. All of the movies are excellent, but this is the one that you will remember.

Barbara Robinson

Saturday, 26 Sep 2020 21:46

I agree with the previous poster, who was impressed with the many visual images and "strange" themes in this film. The thing I like about this film is the social commentary it offers about the state of the black community and the so-called black middle class. The black community has been stagnant since the 1960's, as the black middle class has been stagnating since the 1940's. The black community has been looking for ways to appeal to the white middle class and they have, as we see in this film, come up with numerous ways to do so. If you are interested in what the "black middle class" has been up to in the last 60 years, I highly recommend that you check out this film. I give this film a 10/10.

Judith Sullivan

Friday, 25 Sep 2020 16:56

I have only seen this film a few times, but it is a must see for anyone interested in music and dance. This film covers several decades in the history of the Harlem dance scene. It covers the careers of many famous dancers, the influences of New York's nightlife on the city, the influences of film and television on dance, the rise and fall of the sex and disco movement, the civil rights movement, the first disco club, the fifties disco, the sixties disco, the seventies disco, and the early eighties disco. It is a documentary that is a bit long, but that also does a great job in capturing the city's culture and people, the movement of the music, the clothes, the dance, and the movies of the era. While this is not a very scientific documentary, it is still interesting and entertaining to see the history of the time.

Wednesday, 16 Sep 2020 10:37

Seductive and poignant documentary about a seedy life and times in the film industry. Good camerawork, good editing, good story telling, and most importantly, the candid and inspiring interviews with actors, crew, and directors that makes this film so endearing. If you have any interest in the film industry, film criticism, or film history, you must watch this film.

Tuesday, 08 Sep 2020 13:33

Lopez is a filmmaker of great integrity and skill. This documentary offers a rare look at the inner workings of a film-making process that is as much about the work itself as it is about the people who work in it. It was shot in Spain in the early 70s, and showcases a handful of films, including "A Christmas Carol", "The Master" and "What's Eating Gilbert Grape". There is a great deal of focus on the "going-away" party scene, and the interviewees include two major stars of the time - a movie producer, and a young film critic. It also shows a wide range of artists working in the film industry at the time, including the great cinematographer, Giorgio de Chirico, and the many others who made up the crew. Lopez does a wonderful job of capturing the people, places and things that go into making a movie. He also has some great anecdotes about the creation of some of the greatest movies ever made.

Tuesday, 08 Sep 2020 01:33

This movie is a classic. Antonio Lopez was a revolutionary and is not only remembered by his comrades but also by the people of Venezuela. The film is very well done. The style of the movie is good, the editing is good, the direction is good. The cast is good, the colors are good. The music is great. The movie is very entertaining. The cinematography is very good. The actors are good. The camerawork is very good. The picture quality is good. The music is good. The movie is very good.

Tuesday, 01 Sep 2020 11:47

I think it is great how the film ends, and how the director and his director and his director really did it. Because of this I would say that it was a good movie, a documentary and a portrait of a generation, one that did not know how to survive in the music business, but also one that has no shame about doing drugs and getting sex with the women of their choice. It was also a great portrait of a generation, the one that is still around but has a lot of baggage, especially in the West. The film has many interesting things to say about the West, but also about the drugs and sex and all the different situations the music industry had to deal with. I have seen a lot of music documentaries, but this one is the best. It really made me think about how important the music business was, and how it really has changed since I first saw it. The music industry had many reasons to keep the music business alive, but also many reasons to destroy it, and it was definitely an important point of view. And the documentary was really great, because it shows how the music industry is like a business, and how it is not the case anymore. Because of the Internet and all the different ways of making music, people are not the same anymore, and the music business is no longer the same. The only way to survive is to use sex and drugs, and that is what most of the people did. This film is very good because it shows the musicians and their lives, but also the music industry, the drugs and sex. It is a good film, because it really makes you think and think about the music industry. I would recommend this film to everyone, and I think that anyone who likes music documentaries should see this film.

Wednesday, 26 Aug 2020 14:34

I recently watched "Sex Fashion & Disco", a documentary about the fashion industry in the 80's. The fashion industry of the 80's is not discussed in depth in the film. There are many topics to discuss, but the most interesting is that the fashion industry was the most profitable industry in the world during this period. There are many models in this documentary, and there are interviews with several fashion editors and a designer who specializes in fashion. Some of the topics covered are: the demise of the New York fashion house that was in the 80's, the transition from a mostly male industry to a female one, the design of women's clothes, and the changing fashion of the fashion industry. The documentary does not cover all of the topics covered in the film, but does cover some of the topics. The fashion industry was very well documented in this film, and the film was filmed in great detail. I highly recommend this documentary.

Dennis Carpenter

Sunday, 09 Aug 2020 11:10

After watching this documentary, I decided to go and check out the film as I am a big fan of the director. I was pleasantly surprised. This documentary had a very interesting mix of interviews with people who had been involved in the design of the original season. These interviews were very informative and entertaining. In the end, I think that this film is definitely worth checking out. I think that it is a great insight into the art and fashion of the 60's. I can't say that I enjoyed the music or fashion in the film, but I think that it was interesting nonetheless. I think that this is a good documentary for those who like to learn about fashion and history.

Saturday, 08 Aug 2020 23:11

One of the best documentaries I have ever seen. What really strikes me is that the people involved in the production are not politicians, not doctors, not attorneys, but ordinary people. I've never seen such a diverse group of people. It is so clear to me that this is what life is about, not what we want to do. It is such an amazing message. I am really grateful to the people who made this. I will always remember this one.

Wednesday, 29 Jul 2020 02:31

I saw this film on TV and it made me laugh and cry at the same time. The film has been under the radar for years but it's a film that should be seen by everyone. The film is all about what it means to be a woman. I found it very interesting and i recommend it to anyone who wants to see a documentary about the woman's movement, the women's movement of the 1970s, or just someone who likes a good laugh. The film covers many aspects of women's activism and the films life of Carmen Miranda, which I find extremely fascinating. I also think the film is a bit "over-the-top" as there are a lot of sad moments in the film. But the film is really worth seeing and I think anyone who is interested in women's liberation or the women's movement will enjoy the film.

Friday, 10 Jul 2020 08:47

I can't believe that I've never heard of this. It's so amazing. The songs are beautiful, the director is a great artist and the interview with the DJ is amazing. This documentary really shows how these artists got to where they are today. I think that the best part of the documentary is the interviews with the DJ, who gives his insight and passion about what it takes to be a DJ and how much of it is mental. Also the interview with the DJ's manager is really interesting, as he talks about how hard it is to manage these people. It's really nice to see how these artists are not only a part of their family but also their friends. I'm very happy to see that this documentary got some recognition. I hope that more people will see this. I'm sure that people who don't know this documentary will love it. I really recommend that people see this. I think that people who are into music will really like this documentary. I recommend this documentary to all of you. I really hope that more people will watch this and that more people will learn about these artists. I think that this documentary will be a big success.

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 05:24

I love this film, it's beautifully shot and everything, it has the same feeling I got when I saw Toto in my youth and the soundtrack is the same as before. I really enjoy the scenes with the dancers, especially when the film shows the inebriated state of Antonio Lopez's mother. I can't say anything bad about this film. I think it's the best documentary I have seen. It's a pity that people haven't got the chance to see it, I would really like to see it. I think it's one of the best documentaries of all time.

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 14:28

There are lots of well-documented stories of how the world's elite worked and the role that their wealth and connections played in keeping the rich classes in line. But in this movie, Mr. Lopez reveals something even more shocking: the ultimate use of money to get a member of the upper classes to "be the man." (Gee, how convenient. If they had the resources to buy her silence, why not just go ahead and have sex with her?) One of the most disgusting parts of this movie is that while Mr. Lopez has spent a lifetime tracking the money trail, the people who played the game were nothing short of inhuman. (For instance, after an investigation into the right to vote, one of the richest men in the world, Sheldon Adelson, and his wife agreed to pay off the voters of the state of New Mexico to vote for their candidate.) Even though Mr. Lopez never got a cent from the casino he worked for, the judge he represented finally admitted that Mr. Lopez's conduct was appropriate because he was "just doing his job." But Mr. Adelson's lawyer was merely saying that Mr. Lopez's conduct was a "job" because the casino was "just doing its job." (Mr. Lopez's lawyer was more than the lawyer he said he was.)

Johnny Patterson

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 06:25

Director and co-writer of "Disco Dreams" and the upcoming documentary "Sex Fashion and Disco" is Quentin Tarantino, as usual, here. This is a very short film, and very intriguing, but unfortunately very difficult to find. The film itself is not particularly well edited, but what you do get out of it is worth the time and effort. It's a very interesting documentary about how a bunch of people, all looking for sex, how much money and how much life is at stake. In a nutshell, the film is very well made, but it's very difficult to find.

Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 02:00

Just saw this documentary on DVD and, despite the 10 minutes of fluff, it's a very enjoyable and informative documentary. Very interesting film, particularly for the times in which it was made, but a few of the interviews fall a bit flat. Still, the film is interesting, and I think that it's worth a look.

Sunday, 03 May 2020 20:28

As a New Yorker, I have to say that this movie is one of the best I have seen. It deals with issues of fashion, the arts, and culture, and with the impact of the music industry. It is a must-see, and a great introduction to the city of New York. It deals with what the city is all about and what people should know about. I highly recommend this movie.

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