Wide Open

About This Movie

So, 'Wide Open' is a curious film from '97 that somehow captures this laid-back yet adventurous vibe, you know? It’s all about these European guys enjoying themselves in nature while a narrator—Kristen Jenson, no less—guides us through their escapades. The pacing feels quite relaxed, almost inviting you to just chill and soak it all in. Although the director isn’t widely recognized, this being George Duroy’s swan song for Falcon adds a layer of intrigue. There's an authenticity in the performances that really draws you in, and the practical effects, or how they film the outdoors, really stand out against many of its contemporaries. It’s a unique piece that feels like it belongs in any serious collector's vault.

This film has seen a few releases but remains relatively scarce, making it of interest to dedicated collectors. Its unique blend of nature and adult themes combined with Duroy's direction offers a distinctive experience that sets it apart. The film's aesthetic and storytelling resonate with collectors who appreciate both the era and the nuances of adult cinema. Keep an eye out for early VHS or limited edition releases; they often fetch a decent value.