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Andrea Bianchi (Rome, March 31, 1925) is an Italian director. A controversial genre director, he is famous for having directed Edwige Fenech in the film Nude per l'assassino (1975) and for creating curious blends of dramatic, horror, and thriller films, and in some cases, even pornographic ones. Starting from the first half of the 80s, he dedicated himself almost exclusively to pornography, directing several films, sometimes particularly extreme. In 1989, however, he made a dramatic film starring Pamela Prati (Io Gilda).
Filmography [edit] La tua presenza nuda (1972) (also as Andrew White in the Italian version)
L'isola del tesoro (Treasure Island) (1972) (as Andrew White)
Quelli che contano (1974)
Basta con la guerra... facciamo l'amore (1974)
Nude per l'assassino (1975)
La moglie di mio padre (1976)
Cara dolce nipote (1977)
La moglie siciliana (1978)
Malabimba (1979) (as Andrew White)
The Erotic Dreams of a Lady (1980)
Le notti del terrore (1981)
Piège pour une femme seule (1982)
Altri desideri particolari (1983)
Giochi carnali (1983)
Morbosamente vostra (1985) (as Andrew White)
Dolce pelle di Angela (1986)
Maniac Killer (1987)
Incontri in case private (1988) (as Andrew White)
Racconti di donne (1988) (as Andrew White)
Commando Mengele (1988) (as A. Frank Drew White)
Massacre (1989)
Io Gilda (1989)
Qualcosa in più (1990) (as Andrew White)
Gioco di seduzione (1990)
Bambola di carne (1991) (as Andrew White)
Formula 3 - I ragazzi dell'autodromo (1993)

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Great review, I'm rating the album out of trust; the genre isn't among my favorites, but I enjoy listening to it. And thank you for satisfying my curiosity about the origin of their name.

I only know "Late in the Evening," but I trust the album enough to vote for it. I'm also intrigued by the film: I appreciated Simon as an actor in "Annie Hall."

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Beautiful review, very heartfelt. You can feel your passion for Litfiba, a band I have never followed.

Good singer and beautiful woman (even though the cover doesn’t do her justice).

A magnificent album, like all the Stones' from Aftermath to Exile (However, "Their Satanic Majesties" seems half successful to me).

Of this album, I only know "Aqua Marine," a pleasant atmospheric piece.

Always found mediocre.