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Jewel Shepard Jewel Shepard right and an unknown woman left sitting in a convertible car laughing at a guy on the side of the road along with some other guys when suddenly he uses his telekinetic powers to rip open the unknown woman's white blouse to reveal her breasts and then to yank down Jewel's strapless red top to reveal her breasts too as they both grab their breasts to cover them up before the guy uses his mind to pick up two guys who were mooning him and fly them through the air away from the car.

Josephine Jacqueline Jones Josephine Jacqueline Jones topless and in beige bikini bottoms as she sneaks on board a boat and then starts attacking some guys before wrestling with Jewel Shepard, who is in a blue and white polka dot bikini, until finally they throw Josephine overboard.

In a vitriolic review of one of Katharine Hepburn's performances, Dorothy Parker wrote that "She runs the gamut of emotions from A to B", and I have similar feelings about Miss Jones's attempts at acting.

Josephine Jacqueline Jones Josephine Jacqueline Jones removing her pink wrap to reveal her breasts and then lying down on a beach blanket next to Jewel Shepard who is wearing a blue bikini top and then opening some champagne and hitting on her before Jewel runs into the ocean and Josephine watches giving us a look at her ass in thong-like bikini bottoms until finally she runs in the water to join her.

Jewel Shepard Jewel Shepard dancing for a guy in a house as she does a striptease for him by removing her top to reveal her breasts and then removing her pants and white panties and dancing fully nude all as Pepita Full James removes her black dress and dances for a different guy while topless and in black panties.

Hi-res DVD capture from AKA La ronde de l'amour.

The fact that it is still turning up on television thirty years after it was made shows just how desperate some channels must be for material to fill their schedules.

Spanish actor Jose Antonio Ceinos stars as a down-and-out sculptor, whose inspiration returns with the strange appearance of a beautiful, mysterious black muse.

The supposedly tragic ending was ruined by the combined ineptitude of all those involved; to adapt Oscar Wilde's dictum on the death of Little Nell, as described by Dickens in "The Old Curiosity Shop", you would need a heart of stone to watch it without laughing.

The heroine is played by one Josephine Jacqueline Jones, a former Miss Bahamas.

What prevents the film from being taken seriously, apart from Venus's tendency to remove her clothes on the least provocation, is the standard of acting on display.