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Subject: Re:Looking for movies which i saw many years ago.

Date: Thu 16/04/20 17:44:33 GMT

Name: MK

Email: wamtec@comcast.net

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It is very hard to identify unknown films when you only have 1 piece of solid information to go on. The best method to identify things is to "triangulate" -- where you start with 2 or 3 pieces of information, and then you can use those 2-3 pieces of info to search on the IMDB site.

For example, I had this scene in my collection for 30 years....and could not identify where it came from. All I knew is that they were speaking German and the fashions and hairstyles suggested that is was from the early 1970's. I posted the clip I had and asked my German friend Rudy to identify it, and he was able to trace it very quickly.

http://wamflix.com/video/5e9786ec999b94d5368b4568/unknown-german-fanta/

If I were a police detective....I would need to ask you to dig deeper into your memories and try and give at least 2-3 more precise details...i.e.even if you do not know the actresses try to remember

- what language were they speaking

- what was the girl wearing

- were there any unique props or objects seen in the scene

The biggest clue you gave so far was "I think and remember that in these movies these scenes are not even very interesting in wetlook-connection"

That to me suggests that they were not great scenes.....which may explain why I do not know them....because my memory is very good when it comes to all great wetlook scenes...and I know most mediocire scenes. But when it comes to non wet scenes and "nothing burger" lame scenes....they instantly go to the trash can of my mind and I do not remember non wet scenes.

Asking about non wet scenes in a wetlook forum....is like asking about Baseball in a forum that is not interested in Baseball.

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Re:Looking for movies which i saw many years ago.

By Jan - Thu 16/04/20 14:48:37 GMT

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The knowledge of the actors is crucial: If even one actor is known, the film is usually found. But if not, it is hard to find movies. Of course it is too that from some movies cannot found any information the internet despite that knowledge of actors.

I think and remember that in these movies these scenes are not even very interesting in wetlook-connection, but sometime i looking in also other case for names to old movies which i saw in young.

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Re:Looking for movies which i saw many years ago.

By MK - wamtec@comcast.net Wed 15/04/20 20:56:57 GMT

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mmmm....need a bit more details.

The first scene you describe is too generic and there are many scenes like that in many films.

The second scene sounds similar to the scene from the 1991 German comedy film "Buster's Bedroon", but that was not a pond, but a swimming pool. That scene is also similar to the wheelchair girl scene on the old "Hart to Hart: tv series.

It would help if you could name at least one of the actors or describe the clothing.

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Looking for movies which i saw many years ago.

By Jan - Wed 15/04/20 10:57:46 GMT

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In late 90's i saw from television, some 90's american movie, where was scene where young woman and older woman fell off the boat into lake and young woman rescued older woman to the beach.

And, in early 90's or late 80's i saw something 70's, i think it was italian or french movie or series where kidnapper takes to hostage young woman in wheelchair. But then woman falls in love with her kidnapper. There was scene where a man first jumps to the pond fully clothed, and then woman too falls purposely into the water fully clothed, despite that she can not walk.

Does anyone have any idea what movies these could be?

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