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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.

At times the film-makers seem to have been aiming at a piece of period erotica, but at others they seem to have believed themselves to be making a serious drama, especially when the film ends on a tragic note.

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.

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

Josephine Jacqueline Jones Josephine Jacqueline Jones lying in a chair with her blouse opened and her white bra pulled down to reveal her breasts and hard nipples as a guy kisses down her stomach and then goes down on her before he lifts her legs up and pins then back by her head and has sex with her.

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.

With an exquisite beauty reminiscent of a young Halle Berry, Josephine certainly had the looks of a Hollywood goddess, but in the acting business beauty and talent do not always run together, and this is one case where they ran very far apart indeed.

Finally the scene cuts to a dream sequence where Jewel is lying fully nude on a bed as black gloved hands drive toy cars over close-up views of her breasts and bush.

This film is supposedly based upon a story by Balzac, and although the action is shifted to the second half of the nineteenth century, two or three decades after the great writer's death in 1850, it certainly has the look of a period drama, with plenty of Victorian costumes and furniture and even a hansom cab on view.

Struggling young artists, occasionally alternating with struggling young poets, are of course a stock character in any drama set in nineteenth-century Paris.