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Scene from Voyage (2013)
Scene Details
| Duration: 80 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: Ruffah |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 61 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1920x816 | Added: 2016-Feb-09 |
Actresses in this Scene
Leni Speidel
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Full Biography
"Leni Speidel is not merely a sensation in Germany; she's gaining attention in America as well, captivating audiences with her multifaceted talents. More than just an actress who can sing and dance, Speidel is also a producer. Her skills were honed at prestigious institutions such as iSFF Berlin and the Schauspielschule Cours Eva Saint-Paul Théâtre in Paris, supplemented by workshops at TVI Actors Studio in London and The Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in Los Angeles. Fluency in German, French, Spanish, and English further enhances her appeal to casting agents worldwide.
In 2018, Speidel showcased her versatility in the Spanish comedy 'Oh! Mammy Blue' and the German drama 'Robin: Watch for Wishes', earning a Silver Award for Best Supporting Actress at the Queen Palm International Film Festival. However, it's her performance in the Hong Kong film 'Voyage' (2013) that has truly turned heads. In one scene, she bares all while bathing with a co-star, exposing her breasts, bush, and bum. She also dons a revealing nightie that accentuates her cleavage and hints at a nipple slip.
Such performances have made Speidel a skintastic starlet, leaving viewers reaching for their towels—and perhaps sweet dreams."
About the Movie: Voyage (2013)
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Keywords
Keywords: depression, gay theme, lgbt, mongolia, nudity
Story
In 'Voyage', a young psychiatrist embarks on a solo voyage by sea to combat his depression. During his journey, he records stories of people who left this world prematurely. The film culminates in an ironic twist awaiting him upon reaching shore.
Summary
Directed by Scud in 2013, 'Voyage' is a Hong Kong drama that explores the themes of depression and premature death. The protagonist's journey mirrors his inner struggle, with his encounters at sea reflecting the stories he records. Notably, the film contains LGBT themes, nudity, and was partly filmed in Mongolia.