Brilliant photography and sets are wasted in this festival of face slapping. I really didn't like the violent tone so prevalent in this movie. There were two great scenes, but they weren't enough to overcome the dark, violent mood of the others.

Fashionistas Safado: Berlin is a movie which is not afraid of anything. My apologies if I am not adequate to expressing how incredible this movie is. I'm sure it isn't for everyone. There are those rare times when a great artist make a masterwork which breaks new ground and challenges the perceptions of his or her audience. This might be one of those times. This is another classic, no doubt in my mind.

Well fans the trilogy comes to a pretty satisfying end with Safado: Berlin. The outstanding performances come in twos here with Melissa Lauren and Katsumi just excelling from start to finish here. Rocco plays the leading man Antonio who is on a journey in Berlin and it takes him to some pretty interesting places courtesy of the two girls and the man leading this enterprise Nacho Vidal. The sex scenes were pretty strong throughout and I say if you're in the slightest bit curious about this one pick it up.