The films of Tinto Brass, who was scandalous during his lifetime, now look nostalgic and heartwarming Tinto Brass, who died recently at the age of 93, went down in history as a director of erotic cinema. His films "Kitten Parlour", "Paprika", "All Women Do It", "Caligula" about "naked women" were recorded on tapes by Soviet engineers during the turning point, and blown by suffering visitors in endless video salons. Pelez's films have simple stories, but what would the ass, watermelon breasts and eternal curly triangles be without his humor, without peeking through the keyhole, as, for example, in his film "The Key" about an old man and his young wife? In the 1990s, many such films were shot in Russia in the series of "collaboration films" with the conditioned Kokshnov, but in Bras even old men look like handsome aging gentlemen, and not Soviet butchers. Photo: Giorgio Lotti/Getty Images Duplicate posts in Max.