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El topo (1970)
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00:37:00Nude, breasts, butt, bushIt's aridly hot triple B action in the desert from Mara, who fights in the sand with a dude who cleverly tears off her clothes.
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00:47:00Nude, breastsShe holds an umbrella to shade her snoobs from the sun as a similarly clad Paula joins her.
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01:04:00Nude, breastsMara's shirt is torn open so that her bite-sized breasts may act as a towel for her man's bloody hands.
The first of the cult midnight movies, Mexico's El Topo (1970) is a symbol-soaked hodgepodge of horrible carnage and carnival horror wrapped up in a western and served still bloody by one of film's biggest braggarts. Writer-director Alejandro "I make films with my cojones" Jodorowsky is El Topo ("The Mole"), a wayfaring stranger shuffling around the desert with his seven-year-old son (played by Al's real-deal loin issue, Brontis Jodorowsky), who just happens to be naked save for a hat. Tope and his unclad lad come upon a village whose residents have all been shredded by a colonel and his men, and Tope sets out to exact the nastiest sort of revenge. Leaving the kid behind with a bunch of monks, he then takes up with magnificent Mara Lorenzio, who tells him that his quest is to defeat four holy men of the desert.
