A
ship traveling towards the horizon. On board there is an orgy. These
are the latest images we have of Emanuelle or at least of our heroine
in the company of Joe D'Amato. A romantic farewell (...) for the last
chapter that leaves room for a wide (additional) number of spin-off
starring Laura Gemser.
Joe D'Amato and Emanuelle split up and we'd like to say that they greet
us with a hit, with an unforgettable film. Instead, " Emanuelle and the
White Slave Trade " is the usual series of adventures between the
erotic and the "report" that we usually saw. Added to this must be said
that our beloved Roman director can’t always exalting the most
interesting moments. And the important moments in this series, as we
know, are erotic ones. For example, the lesbian scene in the shower, a
symbol of the whole movie, is shot badly, worse edited and reveals the
whole stage fiction. Actually the great master is good in other
moments, with the scene at the mechanic or the sauna on, but there
doesn’t avoid saying that he was a bit 'down.
And it is a waste because " Emanuelle and the White Slave Trade " has a
super duo protagonist, the aforementioned and inevitable Laura Gemser
and the return of Ely Galleani, already seen in "Emanuelle Orient
Reportage" and super meteor of genre cinema (unfortunately). With them
are the usual shoulders: Gabriele Tinti and Venatino Venatini with the
addition of all-rounder Tom Felleghy.
As the title suggests the aggressive journalist Emanuelle,
investigating a prostitution and human trafficking. With her friend
Susan (Galleani) she has hot moments (see shower scene and at mechanic)
until she sniffs an opportunity to report another injustice. Both
invited to a photo safari at the house of Giorgio Rivetti (Venatini),
they find a suspicious traffic. Emanuelle enter in this gang as a
prostitute, to disclose the bad guys. The dangers are many and the
mission is not easy but again Emanuelle wins, exchanging the favor of a
transfer by a ship in a manner easily conceivable.
Film that does the job without the slightest change the history of the
series, but overall is pleasant, especially thanks to the two
protagonists.
